| Forgetful he is like a newborn
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| Among the soulless wasteland
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| Illuminated by crimson glow
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| The cursed land amid the spikes of mountains
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| That lures with tears of thousands,
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| That tempts with billion moans!
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| And driven by the only miserable wish
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| The mindless fool runs to it
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| His thirst desiring to slake
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| The gates appear in his sight invitingly open!
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| That place awaits!
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| As groan that sounds like melting soul
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| Has reached his ear
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| The terror turned him back
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| But the wind that once was fair
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| Tore off his skin and cut his eyes with sand
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| There he knew that there was no return
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| So he entered the gates and trod on the ground
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| There was no soil under his feet but human flesh
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| There were no trees but piles of dead
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| Where souls are perennially wither
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| And shadows are devouring their guts
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| The vagrant burst out running
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| And fear led him to the bank
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| He yelled «this is salvation!»
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| He fell to knees and drank
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| But fiery the river were
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| He sprayed his throat with flames
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| The thirst that was can’t be compared
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| To that which him awaits |