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Disharmonic Convergence

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Disharmonic Convergence

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Once the forests spired

Nurtured in Nature'heart

Now dreat cedars feed the pyres

Need-fires lit for greater harm

As Her children toy with razors

Sightless and deeply scarred

And the moon arose to phase Her

Cracks a grin so wide it hides the stars.

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