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Into oblivion
  The crucially compelling truth befell,
  I could hear the siren-like consistency of the knell.
  I couldn’t believe that my doom was in such close proximity,
  I had lived with complete irresponsibility,
  The people we knew, the people we are,
  After such tedious years- the knowledge of that, still seems so unbelievably far.
  In this last moment, I’m praying for God's benevolence,
  Wondering if I’m worthy, as today, I try to see myself from a different lens.
  I reflect back on my life before entering into oblivion, Memories of my hostility, with my loved ones, offers me no alleviation.
  My life was not spent for a greater cause,
  For today, i see how no one is here to give my wasteful years any applause.
  In this final fleeting moment I’m buried in regret,
  As I enter into eternal sleep ,
  I can’t help but feel irrevocably upset.
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