The MagicianA Poem by Julie Morgan
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Through the darkness he appeared;
a flash of smoke, a great starred cloak he waved his arm, smiled at her and beckoned her to come along. Him in the lead, she surely followed; quick feet pattered, nothing else mattered until he came to a stop, swung his wand and a magical scene transpired. The cards that filled his hands were shuffled; He ordered, "Take a card, it won't be hard," and she stalled a while, reached for one, and looked to see the Ace of Hearts.
© 2013 Julie MorganAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorJulie MorganHaha ha ha, TXAboutHi. My name is Julie, and I'm 16 years old. I've been writing small poems and mapping out stories for roughly 4 years now. more..Writing
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