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| My house is a church, Lonely and ominous, With one great spire stretching up into the night sky, And a full moon stuck just at its tip, Like the end of a lollipop. The bell is eroded, Its sound dull and depressing. The enormous arched doorway has been locked, Though its carved decorations still sing silently. A polished cross arrogantly dominates the wall above, And sometime in the past - I can't remember when - I have tacked a road sign just below, That frightens when I read it, And it says, 'End Road'. |
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