...And The Pillars Tremble
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...And The Pillars Tremble
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Life
Has a funny way
Of saying living is to change
Insight comes
When one has put all one's
Defenses down
One can suddenly receive
This strange yet simple touch
And the pillars of reality
Tremble
Death
Is never far away
But her embrace is not of harm
If I dance
Until the morning light shines bright
Into my eyes
I will bear to say goodbye
With open arms and smile
As the pillars of reality
Crumble
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