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Abducted


My world will crash. A victim to bash. I felt like trash. Losing custody happened that fast. To Colorado we would dash. The police took her away in a flash. I hate my low life past. My luck has always sucked. It would take a miracle. You won't find it in a cracker jack box. Or a bowl of cereal. Or Pet rocks or teddy bears that talk. Nothing good ever comes easy. I try not to be needy.
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