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Prescription for Crow’s Disease - rAveNswAn

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Prescription for Crow’s Disease - rAveNswAn

Prescription for Crow’s Disease


Oh, doctor, I’ve identified

The source of the pain

It has a name

Same as my last name

But no, I’m not to blame


And doctor, what do you prescribe?

Can’t take more of this pain

Need a prescription …

A prescription

Help bring me back to sane…

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The List Of Wailing And Arm Flailing - rAveNswAn

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The List Of Wailing And Arm Flailing - rAveNswAn

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The List of Wailing and Arm Flailing

1)            The shadows of clouds

2)            The letter ‘h’ when used in a prepositional phrase 

3)            People named Hal

4)            The left side of the mall

5)            French fries on Tuesday 

6)            #4 in the price

7)            Winds from the northwest

8)            Signs with too many e’s

9)            Waving with your feet

10)         Giving someone high 3’s

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Yang’s Not So Dark But Scary Story - rAveNswAn

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Yang’s Not So Dark But Scary Story - rAveNswAn

Yang’s Not So Dark But Scary Story brings balance to Yin's Dark and Scary Story.

Yang, a baby polar bear, is afraid of the light because she cannot see herself.

Hear how she too is saved from her daydream nightmare by a white maned knight mare as told by the now familiar black and white hare who also happened to witness it there.

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Yin’s Dark And Scary Story - rAveNswAn

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Yin’s Dark And Scary Story - rAveNswAn

Yin, a baby black bear, is afraid of the dark because he cannot see himself.

Hear how he is saved from his nightmare by a black maned knight mare as told by the black and white hare who witnessed it there.

If you love Yin’s Dark And Scary Story, then stay tuned for it’s not so dark but scary sequel, Yang’s Not So Dark But Scary Story!

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Eyes Level To The Windows - rAveNswAn

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Eyes Level To The Windows - rAveNswAn

In my room upstairs in the house I grew up, I could lie in my bed and look out the open windows and over the backyard. I stared out at nothing, but saw everything.

As I lay on my bed

Eyes level to the windows

Eyes level to the storm

A flash over the backyard

The power of the lightning

Hear the roar of the thunder

Over the cries

Of the Flash Flood alarm….

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