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Undulatus Asperatus

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Undulatus Asperatus

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Look outside

There's a whole world out there.

The clouds are heavy like my head.

Ready to see red.

Come outside.

There's nothing left to be afraid of.

They seem so unusual

Just the monsters of our age.

"Fair friend, in singing I call you:

Sleep no longer..."

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