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The Howling Wind


I awoke to the sound of wailing.

Panicked, I lay,

Eyes closed, 

Mind in disarray.

The longer I listened,

The sooner I realised,

'twas the wind crying by my bedside.

The room was dark, 

The moon shone through,

Yet the wind was howling,

It's heart was torn in two.

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