The grave isn’t love nor our ransom
Like a Callous, unsigned treaty
It is, a cheetah untied from freedom
Like the setting sun and the sea
I bid on the treaty, I wandered
Around and once again am plundered
By whom a therapist wondered
By a bridgehead of the bewildered
So keep ’em on a lever: your
Hands to which good deeds
Surrendered. So turn our
back on the devilish needs:
’Cause a flood rushes down the boulevard
The border bristled westward from afar.
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