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When I was six, my guardian angel stood at the foot of my bed, white feathery wings and long blond hair kept the bad dreams away. I knew that I was safe as long as she was near me.
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I don't usually read poetry, so I don't know what it's like. But this sounded pretty okay. It's very thought-provoking.
I'm sorry that this doens't really make up for the long chapters you have to read..
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