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Elephant Foot
06:45
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A devil. He sleeps.
On the banks of the Prypiat
the river, once blue.
On the riverbank sands his hooked claws sink in
the wind whistles and whines.
His obscenities scrawled on the walls
The Galapagos burn
Ruin. Destruction.
Faces bloom, violent flowers on a grave
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Emperor in the Grey
14:41
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In the sands he sleeps, curled up in flame.
In his circle of ravens he dreams all alone
Cracked icons and a wrecked respirator.
This his empire
And he is the emperor.
The reactor, all black
his hell and his throne.
His Throne.
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Call of Pripyat Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Rotten.Ultra-Malignant.Nuklear.Melancholic.Doom
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