Wolf



The main of the flame was the wolf that remained and when it came to be in my rain falling down killing my pain as I rip through the flame that remain the wolf howls at what was to become a ray of how much to go and play when it was to stay flame over the main that was to remain the wolf that was no one to blame running through the way and to always stay howling at the Moon that you knew it would be that grow and never moaned in pain as the wolf remains

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Written on April 01, 2023

Submitted by jacobleahy57 on April 01, 2023

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Wolf

Dreams would be in my reins that would fall and grow to that which that remains a wolf that run and play that would always stay howling at the moon as you know I would be new more…

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