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Created on: September 15, 2009
In daylight they writhe
In darkness they are blind
In moonlight they die
From twilight they are born
From birth they are scorned
From serenity they are raised
Nothing to feel
Nothing to hate
Nothing to love but for the blood red sky
For blood they strive
For ash the bride
For dawn is nigh
A path will be seen
A path to follow
A path of thunder
No return
No destination
No time
Few will follow
Few will see
Few will stay
One to reach
One to save
One to continue
In a world of twilight
In a world of red
In a world with none but them
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