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Sceptic Sculpter


He cast a mold so long ago, but never broke it. A faultless creature, who never turned to stone. There, below the critic's song, remained a shadowed token. From a love revered so long, but never to be sewn. When you cage her When you hold her tight She'll fright your grasp And she'll take flight
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