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hymn to the end of the century |
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the Devil and his disciples, sitting in a stone chamber surrounded by symbols of their power, the landscape visible in all directions, peopled by demons a vast city of corpses perpetually rotting, their erratic grins piercing the latticework of their glass cages. |
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if it is possible: a hymn to the end of the century. suspicion and mistrust plant their black powder in the folds of our bodies, working their way into our blood to pollute our thoughts. |
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