Saturnia
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Saturnia
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The sad, saturnine bride
And a starless, hollow night
This sardonic smile of the moon
like a gibe for my ruth
Look at me, what do you see?
There's no religion for me
I don't belong nor to this
World, nor the afterlife
Within his nightpiece I finally found rest
My immortal Master is all I request
God, grant me death tо appreciate my life
and grant me repentance to taste delight
Be careful, don't break my thin
Stone-cold, porcelain skin
See the abyss in my eyes
like a sleep of paradise
Leave your weary shell
You don't know… So go to hell!
Love displaces everything,
Redeems any sin
… O, this way will be starrified
Sable steeds, argent light…
Within his nightpiece I finally found rest
My immortal Master is all I request
God, grant me death tо appreciate my life
and grant me repentance to taste delight
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