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Ode to Death
Earth
 filled with death,
 those who wish it,
 those who dread it,
 it finds them all,
 sometimes slow,
 fast,
 or in between,
 filled with pain,
 or painless,
 like a
 heat seeking,
 tracking
 through thick
 and thin,
 always nipping
 at your heels.
 Young,
 old,
 strong,
 and weak,
 victims of that cold,
 loving,
 embrace,
 from war,
 age,
 or sickness,
 bodies stinking
 and rotting
 on a battlefield,
 or scorched
 by a fire,
 such a 
 beautiful sight.
 Blood seeping
 into the
 ground,
 out of
 wounds from
 bullets,
 knives,
 swords,
 or axes,
 lying in the
 only grave
 they will get.
 Sickness,
 so beautiful,
 ravaging
 a land,
 thinning
 the population,
 doing
 divine work,
 cleaning up
 the mess.

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