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A swirling tornado whips beside me.

The darkness envelopes, my eyes blinking without meaning.

Inside its shadows I hear the voice calling.

I follow, trepidation slinking behind,

And am easily sucked into the void.

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skeptic_youth
<p>short, but well spoken. good job!</p>

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