The Planet That Once Used To Absorb Flesh In Order To Achieve Divinity And Immortality (Suffocated T
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The Planet That Once Used To Absorb Flesh In Order To Achieve Divinity And Immortality (Suffocated T
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A silent forsaken planet Its pores full of flesh It once used to be alive
Now dead, condemned to loneliness Lying in space, completely alone Covered
with tons and tons of piles of bone The former master of the Universe and
its stars The former master died its cover full of scars Its core has gotten
cool, the greed has shown fatality No more absorbing, no consuming, it will
never reach immortality
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