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Never again will I knock lightly at deaths door.
Knock...Knock... Hoping death will hear me, Hoping death will not. I now tap on deaths door, wanting him to come, but praying to God he only thinks its the rain. Tap...tap...tap... I hear feet walking inside the house, I see lights turn on inside, and I run away. But death already opened the door, already reached out and grabbed my sleeve, already started hauling me inside. I scream for him to stop, I scream that it was all a mistake, I didn't want to die! Death smiled sadly, and shook his head.
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