This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I was..
Not worth knowing
Visible awful but not seen
Alone always forever - beauty opposite
Transparent hear me - listen - right here
I was..
Right there kept walking awful unnoticed
Beauty opposite - alone
Island stay off
Wait.. someone
sink alone not seen
It was time - end
It was time - end
I was..
Visible awful but not seen
Alone always forever - beauty opposite
Transparent see me - right here
I was..
Right there kept walking awful unnoticed
Beauty opposite deserted - alone
Island stay off
No.. someone wait
sink alone not seen
It was time - end
It was time - end
could have stopped it
Dead.
Not worth knowing
Visible awful but not seen
Alone always forever - beauty opposite
Transparent hear me - listen - right here
I was..
Right there kept walking awful unnoticed
Beauty opposite - alone
Island stay off
Wait.. someone
sink alone not seen
It was time - end
It was time - end
I was..
Visible awful but not seen
Alone always forever - beauty opposite
Transparent see me - right here
I was..
Right there kept walking awful unnoticed
Beauty opposite deserted - alone
Island stay off
No.. someone wait
sink alone not seen
It was time - end
It was time - end
could have stopped it
Dead.
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