Silence
A scream shatters the air
As one does succumb to Death
One who walked by, tens at one time
Stopped in place, turning to the sound
But, soon after, he walked
Death walked then after
AS if a peddler of the streets
And he does sell his wares
Gruesome masks and such
And many, though not in mind
Buy his wares
Soon after, horrid things:
Silence.
Now only those of the reddest blood
Walk the streets
Within the silence.
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