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DAY 1
09:49
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Sky cracks open
The cosmic void takes my soul
With awe and fear
Godful strength
Slave of ancient atavism
Feel the thirst of graceful destruction
Bleeding through a veil of unknown matter
Burning through time and space
Crushed underneath the weight of nothing
It owns my guts
It owns my mind
I own nothing (just my emptiness)
I am nothing (emptiness)
As they rain death in our parade of uselessness
It begins
And
"I must not fear.
Fear is the mind-killer.
Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.
I will face my fear.
I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path.
Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain."
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DAY 2
08:44
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Trembling legs are weak
Run as far as safety goes
These painful sights of broken limbs and blood
Forsaken til the grave
Made out of melted flesh and stinking skulls
Run in fear
Walk in silence
Out of sight
To save our kind
These may be dark woods
These are safe borders
This may be life
Eventually Turning into late Death
When the dust settles
When the night ends
What awaits us under the sun?
When the smoke clears
When crumbled walls lie peacefully
Will we stand or lie down?
A crack in the dark may show some light
A beam of Death may bring some peace
The last days are upon us
Se may survive to see dawn
We may stand a few hours and die tomorrow
But no safety is guaranteed
Not today
Not in this place
Not tonight
Yellow eyes marked our heaven
Flames from sky, sure death
This illusion of safe is volatile
Run in fear
Walk and die
Run with trembling legs
Find peace above these screams
Find death beneath these ruins
These sights are before my eyes
Run for safety
Run from Death
Run to heaven
Run from hell
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DAY 3
05:38
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My dear, I'm writing from afar
Let them know doom awaits
Harsh cold death for those too weak to face defeat
We'll rise
We'll fall
My dear, I'm writing from afar
You must know the bleak sights above our heads
This war we can't win
This war we can't lose
Keep the little one safe, keep them warm beneath the ground
Blood will rise and we may find peace
The tide will turn (and words)
My dear, keep in mind:
We were never supposed to be safe in the first place
This is the end of me
The end of sight that brought me here
No relief in losing hope
No relief in writing words
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DAY 4
08:25
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Awake
My brain is rife with blood harsh stink
It fills my lungs
And I can't breath
Buried beneath fallen angels
A necessary evil to appoint a losing war to
The broken Gates of Eden
It all lie around me
Am I dead?
Was I even alive? (Awake)
They raid the ground
They raid our limbs
They dump empty shell
In bottomless pit
The one I rose from
The one I've been dumped into
Shadows are friends when death is out to seek
Holding behind her cape
Crawling like maggots
To eat the dirt another day
It's an all out war against extinction
Blood against the unknown
The scariest future is a second away
Shots fired
Once again running
From the unknown
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5. |
DAY 5
07:41
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6. |
DAY 6
20:16
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R-13 Bellinzona, Switzerland
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