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Empty homes with dying fires the fall to follow Rome,    a light to burn the empires. Torn children's clothing piled on funeral pyres Abandoned hallways, crumbling spires Unorganized, unreliable, unfit to be king,     solemnly awaiting what his future will bring The frost and wilt, deepening their wound until spring His decade of rule, never sparing anything Watch the skyline, now kiss it lightly find the final flower and hold it tightly Petals will fall, plunging into the universe of the unsightly Mourn its beauty, and pray for a world more sprightly Scaffolding in ruins, hallways lonely all along The final moment of the crown,    a serenade of sparrow song A lively toast to a drawn-out life that went all wrong Wounded always, but shallowly at most, 'Life', as they say, 'must go on' Towns rebuild, and castles to destruct Earth's natural tears drown and erase ten years' bad luck Winter melts away, and the world's icy soul thaws at last to interrupt The cold, once widely-told chattering of a kingdom corrupt Corroded statues, no more laughter at all A new man settles in, the trigger for the downfall The world freezes again, crops iced once more, and the livestock dead in every stall.   If there was ever a valid point to living a life,      the people could never recall
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Sep 1, 2015
Sep 1, 2015 at 10:13 AM UTC
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Empty homes with dying fires the fall to follow Rome,    a light to burn the empires. Torn children's clothing piled on funeral pyres Abandoned hallways, crumbling spires Unorganized, unreliable, unfit to be king,     solemnly awaiting what his future will bring The frost and wilt, deepening their wound until spring His decade of rule, never sparing anything Watch the skyline, now kiss it lightly find the final flower and hold it tightly Petals will fall, plunging into the universe of the unsightly Mourn its beauty, and pray for a world more sprightly Scaffolding in ruins, hallways lonely all along The final moment of the crown,    a serenade of sparrow song A lively toast to a drawn-out life that went all wrong Wounded always, but shallowly at most, 'Life', as they say, 'must go on' Towns rebuild, and castles to destruct Earth's natural tears drown and erase ten years' bad luck Winter melts away, and the world's icy soul thaws at last to interrupt The cold, once widely-told chattering of a kingdom corrupt Corroded statues, no more laughter at all A new man settles in, the trigger for the downfall The world freezes again, crops iced once more, and the livestock dead in every stall.   If there was ever a valid point to living a life,      the people could never recall
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Sep 1, 2015
Sep 1, 2015 at 10:13 AM UTC
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