| Silence! |
| every possible variety of figure and configuration
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| Silence! |
| the air is full of you, the earth and the sea, and the lowest
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| subterranean depths
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| Silence your multiple heads! |
| Silence the deafening hiss of serpents covering
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| the murmur of the dead
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| See the Accused — ably has he built his reality, schemes his planet graveyard.
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| Solar systems of dust, disease, falseness, and blood. |
| Ably Heresy as his own
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| black image enthroned. |
| For he has become the tomb of his sons ~ the grave of
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| time
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| As mankind sheds skin to wear the night and naked horror, and the voice of the
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| black earth echoes from within their hearts: now night lives in their souls in
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| the bright summer day, and laughter is strained by terror, voices hoarse with
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| false prayer
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| Quemadmodum et sperma nonnulli forum emittunt et vermes quondam spermate
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| procreate
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| The secret of their life is this: The root of their tree is bitter,
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| its branches are death, its shadow, hatred
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| A trap is in its leaves, its blossom is bad ointment. |
| Its fruit is death,
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| desire is its seed, and it blossoms in darkness
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| The dwelling place of those who taste of it is the underworld, and darkness
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| this resting place, for this is what has been told
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| Fueled by temporary lives the eternal death grows from before the birth of time
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| to reach beyond the end of it
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| Quemadmodum et sperma nonnulli forum emittunt et vermes quondam spermate
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| procreant
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| Like insects their souls flutter, swarms of beetles and flies drawn by storm
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| winds into the very depths of their creator. |
| Tzimtzum reversed in the flash of
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| the blade
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| Worlds crumbled and skies collapsed, stars wiped out, guardians released
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| And when the strength of the Plague had consumed all provisions and the
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| wretched God needed more food, this grieving malady began to tear his limbs and
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| rend them apart with his own teeth and by consuming his own body,
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| fed himself void again
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| And on the final day the graves were opened and none rose therefrom |