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From this distance


From this distance

A lifeless smile was seen

Heart broken at last,

When the petals have descend

A grave mistake was struck

By whom shall be deceive

Will follow a windy path

Where fear and loneliness lay and wait

For those who fall between a stake

The pitiful one are full of doubt

Only ready to slay thyself

How cruel the matter must be

To betray the soul to bleed

May gain by wisdom or virtue

To those who heart stay to beat

Reality was never the same

Thus, goodbye to thou’ princess

Who was so kind to lead such a peasant to his demise

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