chapter seven

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I hear his screams,

His cries,

They're like lullabies,

To my ears,

All his fears just created by me,

And his sorrowful pleads,

To be set free,

From the ropes,

Which I bind him in,

And this blood,

that has blinded him,

Though I think it's time,

That I killed him,

Chop off his hand you know,

The one that should of shielded them,

So goodbye,

Dear friend,

Thanks for the hand,

I would tell you,

To go to hell,

But on second thought,

I never want to see you again.

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