ORIGIN : Un-Known
RE-COVERED : 3/22/2021
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Horror of NO-Monster
What, O ! God - What !
A:horrible real-I-zation
THAT, THE : Mon-star
Through, Out, My - Life
Waiting beneath the bed,
Around the next corner,
Under the stairs,
Is only, is only…
In:Side My Head
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There Will Be : NO…
Bliss-full in-sanity
Mind shattered,
Capturing a glimpse of IT
Be-Hind-Me
Right before it slays Me
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Suddenly, so hard
To get up those stairs
Now, THAT : I know IT
Can-NOT drag Me
In:Two depths of shadow
To be DED
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Only a “Pleasant” night
Sleeping
No hope,
Of IT arising to tear Me
To pieces
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Ha !
There shall Be : NO-Peace,
NO-Release
From the dread of facing,
Brand-New-Day
About the Creator
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