THE ANCIENTS
Buried with riches and treasures
Of jewels and gold.
In sarcophagi of eternal slumber
While encrusted with dreamy gems.
Invisible to the outer-world,
But glimpsed at by only malicious men craving splendors.
Neither forgotten nor remembered.
Laid to rest with all of their
Truths and myths.
Laid to rest with riches and treasures
Of jewels and gold.
An unparalleled mask concealing a masquerade.
Hidden in valleys
Of everlasting strength.
Meant to never be found
Beyond the enshrouding, timeless sands.
Buried with riches and treasures
Of jewels and gold
Within labyrinths and dangers.
Since the crème de la crème of vigor princes has passed.
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