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Sacramented

*Tomorrow we'll die

Before we must

Let us have cake

Eat at the tables

Of the Last Divine Feast

Offerings of Body and Blood

Lift them up to the High Heavens

Merrymen of Iron Clad Societies

Drink their timely poisons

Sing their merriments upon deities

Be merry my young folk

Eat, Drink until your stomachs are plump

For Tomorrow We Die*

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aiden-l-k-riverstone
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Published
Jun 8, 2010
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