The Witch
In the far corner
Across the street
House 2146
Stood, red and brown
Almost lifeless
I’d stroll by it every day
And could not help but stare
It seemed so empty
No one in sight
But this Tuesday afternoon
A woman crept out of the house
Cackling like a witch
I froze in fear
Unable to move
She slinked closer and closer
Her feet barely touching ground
I wanted to run away
But I was anchored
Cringing
Thinking the worst
She was only a few feet away
Her appearance hideous
Teeth streaked yellow
Hair colored purple, standing on end
Skin wrinkly, covered with moles
I closed my eyes
Counted to ten
And opened them to see
She disappeared
Then real terror overtook me
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