Wolf In The Night

Wolf In The Night

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This poem is about just how fast a situation can change, and the ups and downs that life throws your way. I started this and then couldn't finis it until I was tasked by my English teacher to wright an original poem for class then it all just came flowing from my pen. So please no hate I'm putting my own work out for others to read for the first time in my life. I hope you enjoy it! This poem has to be my favorite out of all that I have written.
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Katniss was different. She thought it was weird that all those little girls up in the world wanted to grow tails and come to the sea to live with the mermaids when all she wanted was to get rid of hers and walk on the warm sand. To live up on dry land and see something other than the dreary depths of the ocean. She just wants to live outside the water and be where the people were. It gets worse when she falls in love with a young prince whose ship crashes one day and she saves from drowning. So she decides to change that. She makes a deal with Ursula the sea witch and gets her legs for three days, in exchange for her voice of course. She can keep her legs if she can get the young prince to fall as helplessly in love with her as she is with him and seal it with a kiss. There is just one problem. Without her voice, how could she possibly get the prince to fall in live with her?

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