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Broken Shadow

Fantasy horror story

By Laura LannPublished 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago 1 min read
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Broken Shadow
Photo by Stefano Pollio on Unsplash

As the shadows kiss my skin, they call,

Beckon as I lose it all.

The light fades from fingertips,

Hope from sight, slips,

Ice pierces to adorn cuts,

Furrow in scars’ ruts.

Blind, deaf, and dumb,

Is a body frozen numb,

Too weary to speak,

Brave yet weak.

I hold to something,

While embracing nothing,

But emptiness,

Broken dreams to miss,

Wondering where my hope died,

Leaving me empty inside.

Re-kindle the ashes,

As the monster clashes,

With my heart,

And offer up a brand new start.

*This poem was written when I was a child. Out of respect to the girl who wrote it, I will not change or edit it. I trust that she knew what she was doing and what she wanted to say.*

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About the Creator

Laura Lann

I am an author from deep East Texas with a passion for horror and fantasy, often heavily mixed together. In my spare time, when I am not writing, I draw and paint landscape and fantasy pieces. I now reside in Alaska where adventures await.

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