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The Day The Earth Almost Stood Still 
By Donna C., Winthrop, MA
Darkness enveloped all, engulfing life left and right.
Trees and shrubs frowned under the thick heavy air,
leaves rolled and cascaded down the trunks
of trees too weak to smile.
Not a sound could be heard
not even to the sharp-eared feathered beasts
who lay under the shelter of the fallen souls of oak and maple,
useless wings inkly clamped to their sides
corroding to dust within the miniscule framework
who bore no life to speak of.
Dull clouds choked the sky everywhere
forcing the power to inhabit another galaxy
finding no home in the heart
of the woods belonging to me.
In short, the world was dead
the end approaching and gaining speed.
no hope in sight
no skies of blue
the sun black,not white
But then, I met you.










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