The Final

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    The Emptiness Machine

    The Emptiness Machine Out of the abyss. LPA Über VIP

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    An old poem of mine that I've tweaked very slightly.

    Ancient dust upon one pillow;
    Still, in the burning sun;
    Rest in a farewell meadow;
    where cadence is a flailing drum

    Like smoke rising to the east
    Black and empty in the wind
    With our wells running dry in heat
    and an apathy that will not mend

    And so no ship will float on
    these waters that expand
    far and silently on
    beneath sand where couples stand

    Ancient dust; one more idle breath
    and what takes us to one final rest
     
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    Erica

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    That was good :)
     
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    Melis

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    That's awesome, Ryo!
     
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    Serious Dave

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    I can imagine this being part of a rap. I like it
     
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    The Emptiness Machine

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    Thanks Melis, Pidgeon & Socks! The original is below.

    The Final

    Ancient dust upon one pillow.
    Still, in the burning sun.
    Rest in a farewell meadow,
    where solitude is less than one.

    Like smoke rising to the east.
    Black and empty in the wind.
    With no wells running deep or least -
    an apathy that will not mend.

    And so no boat will float on,
    these waters that expand,
    far and silently on -
    beneath sand where couples stand.

    Ancient dust; one more idle breath
    and what takes us to one final rest, our death
     

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