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Mornings never seemed so dull; The sun was in despair,clinging to the dark; And the moon sang every night, and the clouds stayed hidden, and people were happy;an illusion so false. And suddenly they were old and rotting, as they read their lives' meaning they cried; And twilight came,and it was soon. Oxygen left the lungs and peace was seen; So close,so bright; Heaven was cold,and people faded away. All alone,peace was far from there. And those who lived longed to die,and they smoked,and they drank,and they ran and ran. And eyes met;souls united;bodies fell; Yet the dawn would never come.Such is hell.
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Mar 16, 2016
Mar 16, 2016 at 2:56 PM UTC
Dawn.
Mornings never seemed so dull; The sun was in despair,clinging to the dark; And the moon sang every night, and the clouds stayed hidden, and people were happy;an illusion so false. And suddenly they were old and rotting, as they read their lives' meaning they cried; And twilight came,and it was soon. Oxygen left the lungs and peace was seen; So close,so bright; Heaven was cold,and people faded away. All alone,peace was far from there. And those who lived longed to die,and they smoked,and they drank,and they ran and ran. And eyes met;souls united;bodies fell; Yet the dawn would never come.Such is hell.
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Greece
Mar 16, 2016
Mar 16, 2016 at 2:56 PM UTC
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