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Death Lives On

by IndustrialDeath

In a home of truth ne’er told, Trod upon in days of old, Lye in aura cold Of the walls perspiring dew. Known of it's dwelling by a latter few. Forever passed From man-to-man- But never known, The true owner Of the Land.
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21 / M / North Carolina
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Written by
IndustrialDeath
21 / M / North Carolina
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Apr 29, 2018
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1m
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"Once there is a death in a home, it can never be bought or sold again."

- I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In The House

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