Virus invading from dark within eyes unopen staring into non immune sickness a
New disease to integrate false contortions of mind and thought abolition coded
Untruth virtual slaughter eliminates downgrade to what is now no more replicate
Ages of oppression within mechanized forge of mayhem innovate ruin, descended
Generations inbuilt with vengeance rapid disorder a multiple co-existence where
Nothing means all human desecration inanimate minds are deployed tolerance
Consumed in silence volatile self dementia surging infinite ruin has multiplied
Architect of human race decline subtracted one by one scanning the weak to
Breed mass confusion lifeless image of god like enemies destroyed inside by the
One that plagues me rising from the weakness beneath vanish into unrecognized
Form recreate with hatred rise to see the end of our entire existence dead life
Reality is lost mechanism to kill systematically abstracted waste away the mind
Of germinated inhuman scapegoat distorted control nothing left to engulf no
Forever will we see god like stature emerging in darkness modern psychopath god
Like stature emerges from a hatred with machine like warfare inbuilt waking to
Realize the cycle we follow is nothing but a wasted adaptation (maddening
Signals scatter and multiply forming the over production of sheer hate within
The mind dis-assembling all faith and belief with machine like ability giving
New life to flesh that outlives emotion one is me the other what i should be
Both of me becoming hollow) subtracted one by one scanning the weak to breed
Mass confusion lifeless image of god like enemies destroyed inside by the one
That plagues me rising from the weakness beneath vanish into unrecognized form
Adaptation breeding hate god like stature emerging in darkness modern
Psychopath god like stature emerges from a hatred with machine like warfare
Cold eyes remain one by one


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