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The Crone

The crone sits hunched in her little cell has played all her cards and cast every spell. She's baron and empty a dried up husk and no one can see her not even at dusk. She was a wise mans daughter now just a drudge and life's passing by her and that really hurts. A young girl loves her and takes her advice calls her mother and other things, nice. Her daughters father he twists the knife the crone who sits hunched he call's her wife. She call's him DEATH.
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denise-brownlee
Scottish
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Dec 14, 2010
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