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    This poem explores themes of love, fear, loneliness, and the unknown. It asks a series of questions about whether the subject is afraid of love, freedom, memory, or what cannot be seen. The poem references angels calling out but receiving no response, suggesting the subject is alone and longing for a connection. It describes howling at the moon at midnight in search of love, but finding no one at home. Overall, the poem examines the fears and loneliness that can prevent one from opening themselves up to love.

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    Padre Fear

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    This poem explores themes of love, fear, loneliness, and the unknown. It asks a series of questions about whether the subject is afraid of love, freedom, memory, or what cannot be seen. The poem references angels calling out but receiving no response, suggesting the subject is alone and longing for a connection. It describes howling at the moon at midnight in search of love, but finding no one at home. Overall, the poem examines the fears and loneliness that can prevent one from opening themselves up to love.

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    Poe-Padre Fear

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    Poe Padre Fear

    <I'm sorry. The number you have me (of me),


    reached has been disconnected.> Are you afraid of being free?

    Are you afraid of love, Angels calling the angels here,


    Are you afraid of me, (I'm sorry. This number has been
    Are you afraid of love, disconnected.)
    Is that why you retreat, Angels calling the angels here,
    Are you afraid of me? Angels calling the angels here,
    Angel calling the angels here, Are you an angel too?
    Angels calling the angels here, Are you, (I'm sorry this number has
    Angels calling the angels here, been disconnected.)
    Are you an angel too? <...party has 'Cause I would love but nobody's
    been disconnected.> home.
    Are you,
    'Cause I would love but nobody's And some midnight when I'm
    home. howling at the moon,
    It's midnight and I'm howling for
    Are you (are you) afraid (afraid) of you.
    love (of love), Are you afraid of love,
    Are you (are you) afraid (afraid) of Are you afraid of love,
    memory (of memory), Angels calling the angels here,
    Are you afraid of what you cannot Angels calling the angels here,
    see, Angels calling the angels here,
    Are you (are you) afraid (afraid) of 'Cause I want love but nobody's
    love (of love), home.
    Are you (are you) afraid (afraid) of It's midnight...It's midnight...

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