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An Eldritch Story
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Lights in my eyes
Blood in my veins
Arteries from
Which I will drain
Looking across
Into the black
Fire on high
No turning back
The angels sang of the end of the world
As the planet disappeared into the light
And the rage consumed all the hearts of the men
And all hope was abandoned that night
Tonight
Maggots arrive
Scavengers flock
Sending me back
Home in a box
Circling crows
Hungry for me
Biding my time
On me let them feed
The angels sang of the end of the world
As the planet disappeared into the light
And the rage consumed all the hearts of the men
And all hope was abandoned that night
Tonight
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Felix Wheatfield Easton, Pennsylvania
Among the many stars of opera, stage, and screen who are absolute freaks of nature is Dr. Felix Wheatfield, a musical polymath with nearly 20 years of experimentation to his name. Don't cry, friends, it's only the beginning.
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