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Someone, Anyone


Masked hands grab Appearing out of the darkness Trapping her Dragging her Muffling her cries As she’s taken From the safety of the light In to the Dark, skeletal grip Of the forest She screams and struggles Her heart beating hard enough to hurt As a coarse, growling voice Tells her she won’t be hurt If she doesn’t fight For a split second She wants to believe But she knows better And instead She screams louder Kicks harder And prays that Someone, anyone Will hear her
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