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they raised a marble statue for you here
they raised a marble statue for you here
the oldest member of a stony choir
who sing a mourn about your lives afire
and how each breath was forged by angst and fear
in wonderment i walk among your heads
and ponder on this day with all its good
the lives you led and if you ever would
unlive your fates to slip these earthen beds
this marker is a lie to all your youth
a life's best spent when life is lived in truth
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