Cold Becoming
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Cold Becoming
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Sleep now, willing hosts
In envy, accede to this void of life so bleak and fragile
There is only silence here
No resistance
A silent corrosion of mind
This innocence lost
The tide long retreating
You cannot see above the walls, encircling high
This sanctuary and its need, infectious
You will not see again
The infected will never see again
To claim this as nothing
You should not be of this world
Of those who preach death
Your words are poison
And those of stone in apathy
You crawl with them
You crawl with them in decay
This cold becoming never dethroned
Of those who claim this fire as nothing
I will forever despise
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