The Era Of Black Holes
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The Era Of Black Holes
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Sun swollen - Red giant
Becomes one with the Earth
The human race, long dead
Is no longer a memory
Andromeda collides with our galaxy
Throwing countless stars into the blackness of space
Stars merge - Stars die
Stars become the essence of gravity
Every star becomes a black hole
The universe ceases to be.
Swallowing itself.
The black hole inverts
Time and space
A thoughtless demon
Without a face
But even this beast - Seemingly eternal
Will meet an end
And is forgotten - Leaving
A new world of demons
To begin.
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