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Aposiopesis

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Aposiopesis

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Breath of Cosmos flows on my face

The Song of ancient tribes sounds in the beyond

Tones of unknown instruments going over

Phantasmic - scenery

My heart is torn by mystic beauty

And Rulbrah's unknown song lullaby me

Her black eyes told me this

This magic tales . . .

Once upon a time there was . . .

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