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Too young,to talk about life Too young,to talk about death Either both are strong,or none of them Yet not tried life or death But both of them,aim human breath Again and again,I have been told Life burns the wound,and death colds it That's why I fear,that they will bring Drawn us and mean one thing I proclaim them,a ruin Who blown you up,or fall you down Our end,a way may bear Or one of them our suffer would stare So one zaps furiously,and one quietly May life kills faster,than Death's cold spirit But you won't believe,till they warp you violently Frost and flame your grave,and let you rivet!
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Jan 21, 2015
Jan 21, 2015 at 3:13 PM UTC
Polemic
Too young,to talk about life Too young,to talk about death Either both are strong,or none of them Yet not tried life or death But both of them,aim human breath Again and again,I have been told Life burns the wound,and death colds it That's why I fear,that they will bring Drawn us and mean one thing I proclaim them,a ruin Who blown you up,or fall you down Our end,a way may bear Or one of them our suffer would stare So one zaps furiously,and one quietly May life kills faster,than Death's cold spirit But you won't believe,till they warp you violently Frost and flame your grave,and let you rivet!
ardita
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Jan 21, 2015
Jan 21, 2015 at 3:13 PM UTC
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