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Unknown Pain.


As the rain fell softly down;

washing everything anew,

the silent girl wept of her pain

in the shadows of the night.

 

There came no call for her return;

No voice raised in question.

 

She took that final leap of dispair;

plunging into her ice cold coffin.

 

Her tears silenced by the current.

 

The girl finally finding peace

at the bottom of the river.

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