xv. THE DEVILS DO NOT WIN

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The sky is blighted by the sun,
and the night has ended all too soon.

Woe's rays smother the flailing moths,
over the people who sit with golden spoon.

The purple skies hail the raging sloths,
who kill and harm to claim their boon.

They stumble in the state of being drunk,
realizing not that their faith has sunk.

And behind the curtain of grapes,
there arises the guardian of these lakes.

And whilst they all succumb to these maladies,
the believing soldier glimpses their fallacies.

For underneath this line of dawn,
the devils lie, praising their pawns.

For underneath this line of dawn,
the wrong of justice they do mourn.

But now the sins have been committed,
and now their guilt will not be acquitted.

For now the sins have been committed,
and now their time is all but limited.

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