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Residual Haunting
I step through the doors
Of this creaky old house
Deserted and dreaded
By the unfortunate visitors
But, to me
This is home
The cobwebs tickle at my cheeks uncomfortably
As I am immersed into the shell
Of a life once lived
Turned to dust
Laced with the perfume of death
This house is hopelessly empty
Drowning in its own desolation
Yet mercilessly crowded
With memories
Shattered
By a ruination of fear
Shards of glass cover the floor
Crushed by the children
Who thoughtlessly believed it was
Fun
To destroy the place
That I live
My body
Is this weary, lonesome, forsaken house
And I,
I am a ghost
Watching every act of desecration
Disfigure me

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