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Sonnet: Deranged
they came here and saw us for what we are
 a primitive race, righteous and violent
 they puzzled our ways for years from afar
 watching our game of war, they stayed silent
 then the time came when they could take no more
 they wanted to end our impulse riot
 they searched us humans, right down to the core
 and what they heard; a scream so quiet
 what they saw was worse; no words could compose
 the dark that scarred them, that blinded their souls
 they saw what we see, their eyes wouldn't close
 an end in chaos; in fire and coals
 they came and saved us, though we never changed
 they had to prove that they weren't so deranged.

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