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The redness remains

The redness from the veins still stains the earth, Bones stripped bare of flesh by ravenous ants, In each of the souls, peace was much in dearth, The redness from the veins still stains the earth, That's what wars do, even before my birth. We humans have brains, yet behave like plants. The redness from the veins still stains the earth, Bones stripped bare of flesh by ravenous ants. The redness from the veins still stains the earth, In each of the souls, peace was much in dearth, That's what wars do, even before my birth. We humans have brains, yet behave like plants, Bones stripped bare of flesh by ravenous ants. With all peace talks drowned by hordes of war chants.
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Oct 21, 2024
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