The Fates
from The Birdwatcher's Guide to Atrocity by Seeming
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They’re nothing like you at all
I can hear their hundred hearts through the wall
So rise up, with eyes for surprise ahead
The fates are coming
And all the animals somehow know
Something's happening very big and very slow
So rise now, wildfire, rise
The fates are coming
With a law beyond the law
And a wounded reptile called America
It's more, not less
It's limitless and more
Businessmen on fire
Businessmen in flames
Rise the inferno
Whisper their names
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