| As the benevolent bestow what hesitantly we seek to restore, the mind turns
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| sick and reeks of atrophy.
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| When can the hand not grasp what’s slipping away?
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| This is the testament to the ignorance of mortality.
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| These are the grounds I shall mark with sacred geometry, in an attempt to
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| redeem your soul.
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| You will not fear of the dark; |
| it shall retrieve you, (the) burdened,
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| through the sacrament of demon worship.
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| This effigy procures the end, sown of fur and bone.
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| My blood shall spill forth on the seal I have laid, and usher the night back to
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| the day, undaunted.
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| «Reprieve the breathless.
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| Cover my body in pustules and sores as atonement to the unforgiving.»
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| «Born of anathema, convolution rains upon the gestation of time.
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| Scavenger of the answers, slaughter the internalized.
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| «From the putrid depths arise the carcass, reeking of despair, and moss
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| cradling the bone.
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| «Remove the stain of this rebirth that death has wrought.»
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| «You shall now walk amongst them.
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| «My effigy negates the end, sown of flesh and bone.
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| Your blood has spilled, negating seal, tarnishing this plane with a life
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| consequently wrought.
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| «I am the butcher of understanding, extinguishing the light that guides the
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| lost.»
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| What hesitantly we seek to restore… Condemned as sick, we reek of apathy.
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| The ending of days, we’re all just waiting to die.
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| Born, and at last the flesh shall raise, but I fear I have condemned us all.
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| The blood atones, but rains as it omits, unleash the winds of famine and of
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| pestilence.
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| Remove the stain of this rebirth that death has wrought.
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| You shall all walk amongst them.
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| The effigy procured the end, sown of fur and bone.
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| My blood shall spill forth on the seal I have laid, and usher the night back to
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| the day, undaunted.
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| (end) |