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In the morning, they shriek their arrival with a cry of effervescent doom before the dawn has so much as shed a sliver of light into my room Standing tall, these birds of black feathers, dark and deathly apparitions perch upon the pallad bust of my building with malevolent intentions They stalk my daytime landscape with the cunning of a thief reminding me, enticing me with the chaos just beneath I've no chance to enjoy the daylight when they cast their shadows on the ground These Ravens flock together silently as if immune to sound They are the Birds of Eventide, the witnesses of the ****** and derelict Brash and unsanctified, no one can hide from the portents they predict And around me, the people walk unbidden, hearing not this beacon's call These subtle squawks are voices that talk on the horrors of The Fall I listen to their Eventide prelude, my soul trembling at its core because I can't pretend that I can't hear the message anymore...
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Mar 24, 2010
Mar 24, 2010 at 5:51 PM UTC
The Birds of Eventide
In the morning, they shriek their arrival with a cry of effervescent doom before the dawn has so much as shed a sliver of light into my room Standing tall, these birds of black feathers, dark and deathly apparitions perch upon the pallad bust of my building with malevolent intentions They stalk my daytime landscape with the cunning of a thief reminding me, enticing me with the chaos just beneath I've no chance to enjoy the daylight when they cast their shadows on the ground These Ravens flock together silently as if immune to sound They are the Birds of Eventide, the witnesses of the ****** and derelict Brash and unsanctified, no one can hide from the portents they predict And around me, the people walk unbidden, hearing not this beacon's call These subtle squawks are voices that talk on the horrors of The Fall I listen to their Eventide prelude, my soul trembling at its core because I can't pretend that I can't hear the message anymore...
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Mar 24, 2010
Mar 24, 2010 at 5:51 PM UTC
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