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| What false words of comfort can be
given |
| to this desecrated corpse, flesh
rotted, |
| corrupted by a poisoned soul now
dead, |
| sealed in the grave of a walking
coffin. |
| This sacrilege continues as if
death |
| had never touched this young
Persephone, |
| killing dreams of eternal spring that
we |
| sweep from our minds as we draw our next
breath. |
| Puppet animation of carrion, |
| she moves unnoticed within our bright
world, |
| shielding lifeless winters within her
eyes. |
| May the Pantheon protect this cold
one, |
| bringing safe harbor to this unsound
girl. |
| Small respite from each little death she
dies. |
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