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The End


I stroll through the dusky wallows To step up to the musty gallows Coming here to reach my time I hear a bell, a distant chime What is life, if not a ride That ends abruptly in the tide And here, not long for me to wait At last to touch my final fate I wade into the murky pool Life is made, by Death, a fool.
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