By The Silver Moon

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I can't breathe,

But I must keep going,

There's pain everywhere,

I feel my pace slowing.

The air is cold,

Choking with every breath,

I can't let him catch me,

Or I face a slow and painful death.

My feet thud,

Loud on the forest ground,

My insides screaming,

So loud yet without sound.

I see the fog,

As my breath gives way,

I don't want to die,

I must see another day.

He's growing closer,

As I flee through darkness,

The pain in my chest,

Reminding me of weakness.

But my legs became sore,

And gave out underneath me,

My head struck a rock,

Making it harder to see.

Seeing the end,

I gazed at the moon,

And as he stood above me,

I prayed it would be over soon.

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