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Sometimes, as I lie in bed I awake to the screaming Of some tortured soul Lamenting his current existence In the ruin of hopes In the ruined city of man Sometimes I even awake From the seductive dream That this misanthropic howl Is not my own heart Yearning to sing its sorrow In the way given to man
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Apr 6, 2013
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