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They came with smiles.


Teeth yellow and odour of disrespect quiet foul. Pyramids of empires as many as the stars The first to have a written and verbal language So how many did they manage to destroy, kill, persecute, To put their simple evil in our face. I have never seen life end so excruciatingly yet so peaceful. Damage! They came with smiles.
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