All My Old Writing.

By Kaspar

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Chapter Four
Chapter Three
My Savior
The Vine
Her World
My Difference
Chapter Eight
Chapter Two
The Face of Anorexia
Chapter Three
Chapter Two
Chapter Six
Chapter One
Prologue
Chapter Three
Chapter Seven
White Lies [Chapter Two]
White Lies [Chapter One]
Nerd Girl [ON HOLD]
Where's the Sun
Famous & Stupid (Chapter 2)
Marked (Chapter One)
Marked (Prologue)
Chapter Five
Famous & Stupid
Peacock
Sometimes
Ribbon
Chapter Four
Want me to read your book?
Chapter Three
Chapter Two
Chapter One
Prologue
Apocalypse and Persephone (Short Story)
Dreams
Love's Barrier
Never Heard Again
Addiction
The Flame
It's Always Dark
Chalk Prolouge

Quicksand

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By Kaspar

Quicksand

Quicksand, quicksand

I don't think you understand.

Quicksand, quicksand,

there's nothing left but helping hands.

I showed them how a little love,

could bring the hope.

When we help,

it all works out.

Quicksand, quicksand,

it's time we say goodbye at last.

Quicksand, quicksand,

it's time to seep away again.

And if you strike again,

we'll be prepared.

Because, quicksand, quicksand,

we're stronger now that you are gone.

The cities will be rebuilt,

the walls made even stronger.

You'll never hit us hard again,

'cause now we're ready.

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