The Little Girl

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On a trail just north of the seas

Past the whispering willow trees

There lies a house that stands alone

A forgotten shell of what once was home

It is a sorry sight for wondering eyes

But it tells the story of how she died.

The roof is chard, from the bottom up

And broken glass just sit in lumps

A rotting doll lies beaneath the ash

Playing a melody of the past

There was a little girl who used to appear

But now shes grinning from ear to ear.

They broke in one night and chopped and sliced

Hid her body under the river's ice.

She still lies there cold and alone.

Praying that someone will find her, and bring her home.

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