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Frequencies of The Deities' Land
An endless realm of never-aging life
Ruins of a castle never built here
A tree that never lives, yet never dies
Empty towns were never filled with people
It’s quiet, blissful, rarely any strife
Rarely any conflict, there is no fear
A broken past, a child that rarely lies
Rarely sought, a church without a steeple
Unheard songs, sometimes from a golden fife
Unnaturally, you sometimes call Death “Dear”
Look into Fate’s sometimes unseeing eyes
And sometimes, you may call Chaos feeble
Maybe optimism will come in rife
If the youngest, smallest, is maybe near
Life’s favorite child, maybe this implies
Just that maybe Hope is all but lethal
Only within Life does Death often thrive
A young girl often playing puppeteer
And though often complications arise
Often we find comfort, there is no “evil”
Magic always there, it may be alive
"A tale as old as… well," Time always hears
Humble landscape, always alone, no spies
Now lost to the wind and always gleeful
Forever they were six 'til they lost five
Left alone forever, Death shall shed tears
The luck of Fate, forever their demise
Reigning forever, alone and regal
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