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Crazy, insane, she thought she was And the asylum collapsed As a dilapidated one does The death too strong The pain too near, Yet at the funeral she cried not one tear. She met a boy, with accent strong. And his curly brown hair seemed not too long. With his crooked smile And perfect teeth, She could feel herself wavering, Becoming weak. They both had dark secrets Yet told one another, But only at the necessity Of rescuing her brother. Some time has passed Yet she sees him again the one she used to call her old Boyfriend. Was this a hallucination? Some PTSD? "Or is this him standing in front of me?"
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Apr 21, 2016
Apr 21, 2016 at 6:08 PM UTC
The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer (Spoilers)
Crazy, insane, she thought she was And the asylum collapsed As a dilapidated one does The death too strong The pain too near, Yet at the funeral she cried not one tear. She met a boy, with accent strong. And his curly brown hair seemed not too long. With his crooked smile And perfect teeth, She could feel herself wavering, Becoming weak. They both had dark secrets Yet told one another, But only at the necessity Of rescuing her brother. Some time has passed Yet she sees him again the one she used to call her old Boyfriend. Was this a hallucination? Some PTSD? "Or is this him standing in front of me?"
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Apr 21, 2016
Apr 21, 2016 at 6:08 PM UTC
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