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The Summer Fairy
A fairy is born tonight. 
 She will open her eyes that shine of unknown hues
 And part her lips to speak her first words. 
 She will dazzle the mundane if she chooses 
 And  petrify the others with stories they have heard. 
 Her skin will be dark, her eyes bright
 And she will grow rapidly beyond wonder. 
 Most will be frozen with fear at first sight 
 They will plainly see she is born a plunderer 
 Destruction will course through her veins
 And bloodshed will be written in her time to come
 She will have the morality of an angel tied down with chains 
 With no room to fly; With no room to run
 She will plead with mortality to end her displeasure 
 She will search for an easy escape
 But this fairy will have no choice but to live forever
 She has a destiny to fulfill; another soul is at stake
 She will own a love beyond the human sense
 But she will still remain mournful and cry
 Because, even though she is blessed with immortality;
 Tonight, a fairy will die.

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