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I fell down a rabbit's hole, Knocking over cupboards and lamps, Listening to crows screech of others success, And landed within the deep pool of tears that Alice left. I sink. Beneath the water, serpentines of my energy diffused into my liquid prison. A spider wiggled through my skin, to where I feared it to search, And I struggled, trying to brush it before the worst could happen. I hope I did. I don’t want the worst to happen. It did once; I’d show you the scar, But I keep it well hid.
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Feb 22, 2010
Feb 22, 2010 at 6:47 AM UTC
Down the Rabbit Hole
I fell down a rabbit's hole, Knocking over cupboards and lamps, Listening to crows screech of others success, And landed within the deep pool of tears that Alice left. I sink. Beneath the water, serpentines of my energy diffused into my liquid prison. A spider wiggled through my skin, to where I feared it to search, And I struggled, trying to brush it before the worst could happen. I hope I did. I don’t want the worst to happen. It did once; I’d show you the scar, But I keep it well hid.
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Feb 22, 2010
Feb 22, 2010 at 6:47 AM UTC
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