Fear

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Elijah Tomlin 

Asuncion 

English 9H, Block 3 

19 November 2015 

Fear 
I used to be afraid of the monsters under my bed 
Under a sea of blankets, I’d lay down my head 
But as I grew older I had come to find 
That the scariest of monsters were inside my mind 
However there is no need to be scared 
From these words of advice I was spared 
Son, having knowledge is wealth 
And the only thing to fear is fear itself 

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