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The Doll is Waiting
Blanketing the ground, sugar-like snow…
 … Atop a dead branch, a dark and disturbing crow.
 
 … Not a person in sight for kilometers.
 Not even small or big critters…
 
 Eyes of the Doll shine with the color of tears-
 It looks outside, no one cares.
 
 Its smile is a line that stays like a permanent marker-
 Keeps her intact like glue, but it’s not a happy mark.
 
 Thread-like and dyed to the color of caramel, 
 Hair of the Doll flows down like a waterfall.
 Its face resembles a cherub’s and cuteness swells,
 Shows patience yet anxiety emerges from within, in all. 
 
 Red roses make the Doll’s dress-
 Smells like honey and cherries.
 Its rainbow-colored shoes made to impress-
 They are the shade of berries.
 
 The Doll waits for something-
 
 What is this one thing?
 
 It debates if it will come-
 Settles to wait a some.
 
 
 Monster eats at the Doll-
 From the inside of its heart to its semblance.
 It beats the Doll senseless-
 The monster will never go away at all.
 
 Monster eats the Doll, 
 
 Walls move closer and closer to it.
 
 
 The Doll’s mind discloses negative thoughts- 
 They make the Doll doubt if it will come and rots.
 
 … It left.
 
 It gave in to its mind and the monster,
 But the walls did not daunt her.
 
 The Doll stood up and walked away,
 Like a worker quitting his job at bay.
 
 It could not keep waiting for it.
 
 What did the Doll wait for?
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