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Night Terror

The slightest breeze Brings the gossip of pines to my ears I'm bolt upright My sweat runs cold My eyes wide and glowing in the semi-darkness My heart races A cardinal beating red wings against it's cage Mountains loom with the muffled danger Of sleeping giants, or a nest of dragons in slumber My diminutive cabin shrinks with the terror and awe they deserve The fire sputters and coughs A sickly old man with lungs full of ashen phlegm The night doesn't end And I feel uneasy Ready for the night's horrors to begin
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Jan 21, 2011
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