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natita [175]
3 years ago
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Another free points, i have just written this free verse please let me know what you think also if you could please think of a t

itle im not sure about what the title should be. Best title and critique on my writing gets BRAINLIEST
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It was a crude and rainy day in the world,

The earth as an entirety was thought to be going mad

People running from what they claimed to be a shadow stalking them,

Through night and through day no one could escape; was there truly nowhere safe?

People were found muttering their darkest secrets, their most evil sins, everything

They have ever done that they regret,

But one man knew; he knew the truth behind these beasts covering the world in darkness…

‘Twas not demons from down under but on the contrary demons from within, these things that all of

mankind must face; alone or together, the choice was theirs…

And so, he knew the answer to the world problem was simple, these animals could not be slayed nor

destroyed but instead you can ask them to stop; to stop you may say

But why would demons just stop hunting?

The answer is simple when a man faces the crimes, he has committed he no longer has reason to run and hide
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2 answers:
Reil [10]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The Demons Within is my title idea

Explanation:

A beautifully crafted verse, friend. Well done!

Bond [772]3 years ago
4 0
I love this writing, as soon as i started reading i envisioned such a dark world. The first word that came to my head about this writing was discomfort. When anybody is ever in a regretful or guilty state they would say it’s a discomforting feeling. I would name this writing Dark Discomfort
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