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Our chariot soared through the tunnel And from out of the dark, light. The sight of the city erupting With fires' glare burning bright, Venom like a snake's bite. Vast buildings careening down, As we maneuvered around them The air was thick with smoke And the smell of lead & sulfur, The ground shook in violence. We landed in a clearing, The end was close at hand The limits to see it, subjective; For many laid dead in our stead, Many enemies & siblings come to head, And long did we have to tread before rest. I unfurled the flag And hoisted it up overhead, Flying high on the mast. I said my prayers And made my peace, Before the rain began. All around me was storming, Shutters battered marble Amid crys for no quarter- Blood was to be our recompense
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Jun 20, 2024
Jun 20, 2024 at 5:57 PM UTC
That's It For The Other One!
Our chariot soared through the tunnel And from out of the dark, light. The sight of the city erupting With fires' glare burning bright, Venom like a snake's bite. Vast buildings careening down, As we maneuvered around them The air was thick with smoke And the smell of lead & sulfur, The ground shook in violence. We landed in a clearing, The end was close at hand The limits to see it, subjective; For many laid dead in our stead, Many enemies & siblings come to head, And long did we have to tread before rest. I unfurled the flag And hoisted it up overhead, Flying high on the mast. I said my prayers And made my peace, Before the rain began. All around me was storming, Shutters battered marble Amid crys for no quarter- Blood was to be our recompense
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Jun 20, 2024
Jun 20, 2024 at 5:57 PM UTC
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