Last Of The Old Growth In A Gone World

from Borne Down Upon by Jeff McLeod

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Someone destroyed the sun's anomaly.
This was the note I found in the body.
Inked in blood, covered oh so fluidly.
This was an illness inherited, manufactured.

Only suffering.
Only being.
Only no one
Left to cure.

Someone destroyed your son's capability
And his capacity as one that cares or feels.
Inked in blood, covered oh so fluidly.
This was an illness inherited, manufactured.

Only suffering.
Only being.
Only no one
Left to cure.

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from Borne Down Upon, released November 14, 2013

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