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Something spooked me on arrival,
a quiet foreboding enemy of survival. I turned on the porch light --- BANG --- a shot pierced the night. Hear the ruckus in the alley? Chalk it up... one more to the tally. A bullying thief is chased through the night by a swift, fearless neighbor --- our new-founded knight. He shouts: Somebody, call 9-1-1! I re-check the security of my own door, at this moment a scary, mind boggling chore -- A sense of duty compels me to call, and this reign of madness is quick to fall. Terror comes to a staggering halt --- finality found through courageous catapult. Looking outside with new lighting installed, a hard lesson learned by relentless default.
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