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Artist: Tones On Tail
Canonical path: /tones-on-tail/means-of-escape
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Means Of Escape
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Means Of Escape
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Through a winding staircase
which sinks
one emerges into a cell
beyond the cell
is a heavy oak door
formerly locked
which opens to another passageway
leading to the safety
of a mountain
The purposes
of this passageway were
protection of
the castle's water supply
a place of refuge
a place of torture and detention
and finally
and finally
a secret means of escape
a secret means of escape
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