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Of Which We Refuse to Set Free
Author:
Delilah Brightman PM
Ghosts aren't a white sheet with holes for eyes. Do they exist? What shape do they take when we see them?
Rated: Fiction K - English - Hurt/Comfort/Supernatural - Words: 101 - Reviews: 3 - Favs: 2 - Published: 10-15-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3065931
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Of Which We Refuse to Set Free

When I was little

I always thought ghosts

Were just the spirits of the dead

That lived in old houses

And liked to scare people

But long ago

I shed my naive fancies

And bravely declared

That all ghosts were fakes

Only to be used

For haunted houses

And stories that were

Half whispered in the dark

And as I shed another layer

Of childhood and entered

The world of adults

I learned the hard way

That the only ghosts

That are in the world

Are the memories

That we refuse to set free

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