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The Dying Wish

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The end. Was. Near.

 

The symptoms. Were. Clear.

 

The turth. Sincere.

 

Yet I felt. No fear.

 

 

 

The final. Good Bye.

 

Was Just. A lie.

 

The. Final. Lie.

 

Before. He. Died.

 

 

 

She. Had. To know.

 

Before. His Close.

 

The truth. He must. Bestow.

 

But. his steps. Too slow.

 

 

 

He must. Tell Fleur.

 

His vision. A blur.

 

His words. A slur.

 

He must. Tell her.

 

 

 

His. Last. Step.

 

On. Her. Doorstep.

 

He slumped. On. The floor.

 

His head. On. The door.

 

 

 

His body. At rest.

 

Dakrness. Possesed.

 

Even. At death.

 

His soul. Couldn̢̢̮ââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢t rest.

 

 

 

Pure boredom has lead me to wasting at least 30 minutes a day writing meaningless stories.

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Oh don't be such a spoil sport, creative ramberlings got me though GCSEs and everything since and before then. Besides that it was a good poem and the struture very clearly made me read it slowly and decievely...the only bad part was the rhymes....a poem like this doesn't have to rhyme because it has a pattern...and repetion rarely works...and this was not one time it did...Sorry

Well I knew you wouldn't agree. I know how you hate facing facts.

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Ok, now i've gotten rid of all the repetition (I think).

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