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Gods of the Gaps
09:55
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"our masters, frail
weaknesses neglected
strength estimated
our masters, desiccating
our gods, filling holes
the gaps unfold by our own
I'm returning to the march dragged by my feet
lost in the depths of my senses
falling a great fall
claimed by the bottom of the ocean,
lost in the depths of my senses
tied to woe, to the farthest realms
adrift in an endless pit of nothing
lost wander, breathless, confined
extinguishing light, turning lightless
washed away, yield to naught
travelling, reached by no light
woe bearer, constant victim
adorned with the luminous echo that engulfs memories
that earns the beauty of reminiscence
majestical beings, prilgrimaging
to the monuments of human ingenuity
raging sea of lights, shine bright in the sky
fears the inherent dawn of man
a fear that fuels the filling of the gaps
god's creation, creators of gods"
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Distant Seas
08:12
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"long lost remains exhumed
timeworn epitaph engraved forever
extinguishing light, the statues of the
bearers of woe fell from their pedestal
forefathers of disgrace
burial grounds where once stood titans
distant seas were once sailed by the brave
distant seas, thorning worlds apart, bearing sorrow,
distant seas bearing despair, distress, desperation
endless mountains, nurture hopelessness,
breeding grounds to anguish
leads towards the void
a pit of black earth
feeding worms, killing our world,
deafening silence, builds towards an end,
which none deserve"
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Set Ablaze
08:38
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"he who failed to carry himself through times
through tales of failure,
collapsed salvation
he who became a skeleton
empty, weak
pale dawn came upon as he vanished
some tempted by glory
forgotten souls
cursed with carrying burdens
feeble, deteriorated
helpless minds, deadweights
ablaze, fires consuming
feeble minded, deadweights, futile, death of me"
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