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Boleskine House

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Boleskine House

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Your eyes that once

Have gazed the waves

Have long been closed

Become enslaved

Within these walls

You lastly climbed

With fear engraved

The walls of time

This is the ground

You walked upon

The soil beneath

Your world long gone

In tortured flesh

Your name is called

Inseminate the bornless one

Invisible Gods on planes apart

I thee invoke

Oh western star

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