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What do you know of me?
You, who look upon me as an innocent,
One to be sheltered and protected.
But I have seen the sun
Rising over the decaying mountains,
Rays peering into vacant eyes of rotting corpses.
I have seen the moon,
The cold harshness of the light
As it signifies the death of yet another day.
I have seen the stars,
The pinpoint sparkles that are wished upon
By young and old alike.
I have seen those who sit
And ponder the meaning of their existence.
I have seen people laugh at a joke
Or cry at an injustice.
I have seen time, and it has seen me.
And I have seen the world as it is,
And not as it should be.
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