The Twins

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The twins fly though the sky then they are gone in a flash.

The crackle behind them laughing at the destruction.

They can split a tree right in half.

Then laugh at their destruction, once again.

There they are again, soring though the sky.

This time they brought a friend.

The way they are twisted and mean,

Makes people flee in sight.

Beware of these cruel twisted twins.

For they are a force not to be ignored.

If you meet them.

I suggest, to run and hide.

For once they hit you.

You shall never wake again.

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