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Artist: Animosity
Canonical path: /animosity/this-has-come-to-end
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This Has Come To End
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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This Has Come To End
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This has come to end.
In moments these flowers will bloom and rot.
In moments your beauty, laid to waste.
Your convictions felt.
Your convictions denied.
Your convictions felt.
Waiting as I saw you fading.
Like everything in time you weathered and you died.
Pull the pedals and rot.
Dead eyes for false lies.
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