I opened the magic door engraved into the Victorian wall and saw a key
I opened the magic door and picked up the keys from the centre of the floor
I opened the magic door and opened another door with the keys from the place within the magic door
I opened the magic door then another door and saw keys in the centre of the floor and another door
I opened the magic door within the magic door inside the magic door and found a key in the centre of the floor
I opened the magic door within the magic door inside the magic door and picked up the key in the centre of the floor and used it to open another door
I opened the magic door within the magic door inside the magic door that had swallowed yet another door, and found no keys in the centre of the floor
I opened the magic door within the magic door inside the magic door that had swallowed another door and found no keys in the centre of the floor but I found an open door at the edge of the floor
I opened the magic door within the magic door inside the magic door that had swallowed another door and found no keys in the centre of the floor but I found an open door at the edge of the floor
I opened the magic door and it wasn’t magic anymore it was cursed and in the ever-growing loop I was dying of thirst.
-By Beth Marshall
I really like this poem it isn’t similar to any other poem I have read before and very unexpected. – Maisie B