Ashes
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Ashes
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After the lapse of 2 million years
As humanity has been sorted out of the animal kingdom
People welcomed their new essence, parasitism it is called
The majority of human race lazy representatives
Not being additionally burdened by intellect do frankly parasitize
At most deserving of human kind
And they accept with pleasure the above-mentioned state during
Which responsibility shall always be borne by foreign unknown persons
Non-ability to create simplest conditions for modernization of own life, absolute misunderstanding of technical progress and principles
As well as populism coming from
Puppet politician leaders these are distinctive features of modern society
Daily conflict with deep-rooted stubbornness
Desperate blindness and solecism of miserable worms
Proudly referring themselves as a nature creation crown
Mentioned factor becomes a reason of billion armies’
Sheep reproduction with a gift of into God self-transformation
Given from birth but degraded down to lowest life form
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