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The king of the wastes


I will wander the desert
I will ponder deep midnight
I will dare the gods with my effort
I will declare my oath in moonlight
 
I leave their stagnant city
I reave their false, cowards hearts
I shake their small, resentful pity
I break their decadence into parts
 
I have made merry the wastes
I have preyed on hollow thrones
I have rethought values to my tastes
I have brought a crown for wind and stones
 
For I wandered the dessert
For I pondered deep midnight
For I dared the gods with my effort
For I declared my oath in moonlight
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