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Speechless

Again, I'm rendered speechless

by the strength of my distaste,

so I fly from the peak of sorrow

seeking redemption in tomorrow

Don't abandon me quite yet

to the ravenous famished monsters

that reside under my bed,

which I knew would come to take me

This is an era of destruction,

to precede the age of glory,

which approaches with the dawn

to bring an ending to the twilight

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benjamin-aptaker
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Feb 5, 2012
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