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(poems go here) A wooden structure with a handle that locks. To open when ready to close when not. Stained or painted, wood, metal, glass, some very ornate,some built to last. Some splintered and tattered, a reminder of past, it's years can be many its stories will last. A creak,,, a groan its hinges can hint, of an enter or exit if ever so quick. Ajar, a'wide,, or closed with a kick a door can say come, go, or having a fit.
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