In hush of blood, on splintered wood I lie, No easy breath escapes these tortured lungs. The world shrinks dim, a canvas painted dry, Where once I chased the lark on vibrant tongues. "Father," I rasp, a whisper on the breeze, A final plea before the endless night. No crown of thorns, no earthly victories, Just weary…
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