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A Beast most feared


Loneliness is a beast,

His teeth are sharper than a knife,

His claws like daggers,

Men fear his presence,

For he is the greatest beast of all,

For he is unkillable.

 

Loneliness, the fiercest beast,

One that preys off your sorrow and fear,

And crushes your hopes and dreams,

It gets its power from people,

Because people are full of desolation,

So his strength is otherworldly,

He feasts on these humans,

Thriving on their solitude,

But is favorite food is kids,

For their pain is the freshest,

And the most delectable.

 

There is only one way to stop this beast,

One simple path,

Friendship.

Friendship is loneliness biggest adversary,

For friendship is more powerful than him,

Friendship is a bond that loneliness can not break,

Because friendship last forever,

Even longer then death.

Friends help us through our hard times,

They are there through thick and thin,

So it’s no wonder loneliness is scared,

About how strong friendship makes us.

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