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Immortal


An endless life

Is what we

search for,

life and death

 - it holds no

meaning, for

he who lives

his life free.

We search the

ends of the Earth,

for the cure,

to save you,

my dear,

I only wish

to save you.

Help me.

I cannot.

I am to die

alone,

uncaring,

in a hole

of my doings.

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