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Buried Truth


In sobriety, we gazed at the truth they buried The grave still sticks out a note of barren words On its epitaph reads onlookers are the trumpeters of loud silence The drippings of its last breath pitch on our trembling feet A glued oath of silence for another thousand years Like a stamp of blur colours, it fades away While the biting haunting emptiness descends on our souls
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