Unconditional destruction
A mangled figure struggles on artificial ground
An unidentifiable form
Its mangled hand outstretched
Pleading
Ignorance and narcissism fuel the beast
A grotesquely repulsive sight
Rot seeps from its pores
Spills down drains
Trickles down streets
Shoes become coated in the sludge
Yet the beast feeds
It devours
Sludge crawls across idols
Soiling their value
Yet the beast remains avoided
Sludge climbs up throats
Panic and struggle to escape
Unavoidable yet unexpected suffocation
But what would one expect when the beast is fed?
And left to fester
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