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Arsshiya Adarsh sreepriya

Children Stories

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Arsshiya Adarsh sreepriya

Children Stories

Within These Pages

Within These Pages

2 mins
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I found myself trapped in

A basement with a guy

Who didn’t notice me, in fact, ignored me

And he seemed rather shy.


When I checked upstairs

A girl with a stolen book

To my left, an accordionist

To my right, an cook


I turned around

And the scenario had changed

A thunder marked guy with a wand

And a noseless guy who was raged


I knew it was not the time

To ask where I was

So I moved, aside and saw them fight

But never did I know the cause


Then a bolt struck me in

And I drifted away

Now I was drowning in a lake of chocolate

It is as weird as I say


Towards my left

Was a pale, skinny boy

With him a caned, absurd man

And a grandpa overwhelmed with joy


I slipped a bit of my drowning

And with the hope, I closed my eyes

Well it did sort of work

I opened and I heard televised cheer and cries


I was in an arena

Surrounded by 23 more who prayed for their savior

And then from nowhere, I heard a sound

“Let the odds be ever in your favor”


I knew what this meant

So I went forward and knelt

And prayed to the almighty

To free me from this veldt


And continuing my prayers

I opened my eye, tired and weary

I was eaten by a couch, books by my side

After all, I was in a library


I bent forward, feeling foolish

And felt the books with all those different names

Book thief, harry potter, Charlie, and the chocolate factory

And of course the hunger games. 


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