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Strike the match! Light the candles! Conspirators gather 'round! For we have come to eradicate, the world of the old, the useless, the weary, and the crowned. Watch the wax! Drip down so fast! Let this drop seal our order, the world of the chaotic, the frantic, the paranoid, and the crying soldier. See the flames! Light the faces! Of all who gathered today, the world of the noble, the sinner, the suspicious, and the people stuck in dismay. The wax stops! It drips, no more! The infamous clock strikes twelve, the world of the lights, the candles, the flames, and watch as they drip the other way. Look, those candles! They melt in reverse! All that work was sent backward, the world of destruction, the pain, the confusion, and the candles never burn downward. The candle has melted! It's just wax! It had cooled on the table, the world of the conspirators, the liars, the cheaters, but the flames were always stable.
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Dec 18, 2014
Dec 18, 2014 at 1:43 PM UTC
Melting in Reverse
Strike the match! Light the candles! Conspirators gather 'round! For we have come to eradicate, the world of the old, the useless, the weary, and the crowned. Watch the wax! Drip down so fast! Let this drop seal our order, the world of the chaotic, the frantic, the paranoid, and the crying soldier. See the flames! Light the faces! Of all who gathered today, the world of the noble, the sinner, the suspicious, and the people stuck in dismay. The wax stops! It drips, no more! The infamous clock strikes twelve, the world of the lights, the candles, the flames, and watch as they drip the other way. Look, those candles! They melt in reverse! All that work was sent backward, the world of destruction, the pain, the confusion, and the candles never burn downward. The candle has melted! It's just wax! It had cooled on the table, the world of the conspirators, the liars, the cheaters, but the flames were always stable.
tatiana
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27/F/American
Dec 18, 2014
Dec 18, 2014 at 1:43 PM UTC
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