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Death of an Arch Angel

Not far away, from her cloud of white

Flies up another Angel, this time at night

He is carried upon thunder clouds of gray

Lightning flashes and the storm fades

This Angel is the soldier of Heaven

He is one of the sacred Seven

The Seven who protect the Holy Gates

Whose weapons of might decide the fates

Of every last Angel who rise against this place

But on this cloud of gray, blood runs down his face

For this is no beautiful death

This is a death of glory, fought to the last breath

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Jan 4, 2010
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