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by Shaun Chapman

Created on: November 19, 2008

They said she's a little bit crazy!, She's a little bit mad! none off them thinking she was really very sad. What was it that gave her a frown? was it the familiar hand tugging at her dressing gown? This went on nightly from dusk till dawn, I wonder if the perpetrator new that one day this would be a little girl we would all unfortunately morn.

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