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| 285. Darkness Came Darkness came a bit early one day The sun was eclipsed by war What we feared for years had come Life would never be as before The initial blast came from within Intruders had awakened their brothers Their patience paid off with the loss of one city Followed immediately by the destruction of others Our enemy existed mostly on paper Hidden faces that masked their disdain Despite our best attempts to track them down It was for our destruction that they did train Many of our allies did side with our foes A religious war is what they did fear Only was it when they felt the terror Did they realize that their own demise was at hand A thousand warriors had carried their God Stuffed snuggly in radioactive canisters of war It was nothing for them to die for their cause For millions tomorrow never to come no more So it was that our civilization did pass Man’s accomplishments destroyed in a blast of light For survivors it didn’t matter whose God was there No one would ever know if it was wrong or right |
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