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How great it feels to conform Shackled, restrained by norm Because dragons won't win Against the fighter planes And hellfire missiles Are better than dragonfire The magical place of peace Never touched by pollution Away from industrial reality Bullets will take away the light Strongmen will put out embers But the war cry of secret rebellion Will summon the forbidden being That will once again shine in gray clouds And the being shall smote the heretic As the legendary sword of freedom Will make itself known to the risky Adventures ragged but shining Wide thinkers and everdrowsy dreamers Descendants of crazies and misunderstoods They hold the magic that allows them To choose whatever path the story goes Like the chaotic place called "poem" Imaginary beasts and sceneries Not bound by boundaries of these mortals You hold the magic that will allow you To choose whatever path the story goes Like this chaotic place called "poem"
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Nov 19, 2019
Nov 19, 2019 at 11:28 AM UTC
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How great it feels to conform Shackled, restrained by norm Because dragons won't win Against the fighter planes And hellfire missiles Are better than dragonfire The magical place of peace Never touched by pollution Away from industrial reality Bullets will take away the light Strongmen will put out embers But the war cry of secret rebellion Will summon the forbidden being That will once again shine in gray clouds And the being shall smote the heretic As the legendary sword of freedom Will make itself known to the risky Adventures ragged but shining Wide thinkers and everdrowsy dreamers Descendants of crazies and misunderstoods They hold the magic that allows them To choose whatever path the story goes Like the chaotic place called "poem" Imaginary beasts and sceneries Not bound by boundaries of these mortals You hold the magic that will allow you To choose whatever path the story goes Like this chaotic place called "poem"
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Nov 19, 2019
Nov 19, 2019 at 11:28 AM UTC
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