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Dark galore The minute my hands shut the door Blank music sheets spread on the floor Spiderwebs on the stairs Echoing music box chords Drift from an unseen source I feel at home here of course I never want to leave Here in my home underground Where whispers are the loudest sound Gusts of chilly air dance around I close my eyes as I swiftly drown In silence Fairy tales hung in a row Remains of where I used to go Sugar plum fairies all know The name I was called by those sweet years ago Waterfalls thread through my hands They splash and collide as they land In this unexpected place I call home
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Lullabeth

I'm an 18 year old writer who has been writing for as long as I can remember. From short stories, fanfiction, and poetry to song lyrics and music composition, I manage to keep my self constantly busy all day and all night. But I enjoy it. Writing is my life and I wouldn't trade it for the world.

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anchormysoul14
<p>I really admire the imagery in this poem. Beautifully and creatively written=)</p>

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