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Umbral Ascension


Upon the moonlit morrow,

gasps a breath,

faintly growing weaker.

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If only tomorrow,

could pause in rue,

of Death's endless eager.

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Fallen at last,

the soulless spirit

guided by the One.

§

Drifting to,

the holy darkness,

of Heaven's gates begun.

 

-Seth

 

 

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