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Providence

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Providence

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We drink and drink

A subtle poison

More in sorrow

Than in anger

Our skin is so thin

And left to love

The sentence we serve

Our masks discarded

The blind rage of youth

The black starry eyes

All animal passions

Covering up the truth

There is no deliverance

Providence is lost

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