| Stalking the herd with a rapid sense of purpose. |
| The desperate hunter
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| Smells the fear in the fleeting cattle. |
| Driven by survival, and the
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| Sound by the children crying. |
| Surrounded by flies, maggots, and
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| Parasites. |
| Waiting to feed on the bodies of the dying. |
| The old wolf
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| With silver in his eyes, hears more than you see and knows it is him
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| Who is not truly blind. |
| The cracked teeth never fail to chew trough
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| The bone. |
| Guardian of nothing. |
| The rotting earth is his throne.
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| Convulsing in final word conversations. |
| Indulging in last supper death
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| Bed invitations. |
| The vultures tear at barren life. |
| Scavengers pick at
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| The chalk lines of dry corpses disgust for all that’s breathing and
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| That’s living. |
| Decomposition of the wretched failure we call our
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| Lives. |
| Watch them feed, a colony of fools. |
| Scraping at the plates of
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| The lesser beings. |
| Insatiable impatience. |
| The wolf is foaming at the
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| Mouth. |
| The flock turns into a frenzy. |
| Bloodthirsty Appetite.
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| Devolutionized through carnage piece by piece, bite by bite. |
| Process
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| Of human extermination. |
| Progress by impending elimination. |
| The
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| Wretched failure we call our lives. |