Endings And Continuations
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Endings And Continuations
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Ages of the past
ABRAHADABRA!
Forever to last
Enter the supreme unknown
From within the chambers
Comes expansion of thy own free will
From the outer rooms
Comes extension of thy own free will
Through the confines of tomorow
We reappear still
Timeless and elemental
From the ancient future
Comes the seamless and the endless
Ages of the past
Energies eternal
Forever to last
Seeing - Evolving
Willing - Achieving
Beyond the next worlds
Flee the cage of insecurity
Enter the supreme unknown
Expand the inner and outer horizon
For it is as obvious as it is shown
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