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We're just like you


You learned of witches, and never to come near,

but did they ever tell you what to fear?

For we’ve so much in common, we’re just like you,

I love to play with matches too.

The rumours they tell you are false, all wrong

We aren’t gone, we're still just as strong

They think they can kill us, stake us, burn us to hell

Little do they know, flames are only another spell

 

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Blueserpentina

I love cats, coffee, poetry, stars, music, art, and rain. Occasional writer and avid daydreamer.

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TamingOfSeaWolves
<p>nicely done, well written short and sweet&nbsp;</p>

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