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Thanatos
  She is close, I can feel her presence
  The hollow moon hides between the clouds
  Animals scatter to safety, sensing danger
  The night grows steadily cold, sending shivers down my spine
  There is no running, there is no hiding
  Her haunting eyes focus on me, and I hold my breath
  Wolves howl hungrily, owls screech with warning
  She reaches out with her long, clawed fingers
  Wipes the frozen tear from my cheek
  Paralyzed, I hear her whisper
  Her chilling breath tickling my ear
  “For the night is dark and full of terrors.”
  I shut my eyes and I can remember my mother's soft voice
  “What do we say to The Goddess of Death?”
  I open my eyes and stare her in her black, shiny pupils
  “Not today.” 

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