Testo A Universal Plague

Vindictive hands have embraced the oceans before,
But the shores had never recoiled so desperately.
Entrenched in several principles of the ancients,
But primarily twisted by a more cruel modern topography
The pure will enable the full embodiment of pestilences
Zephyrs avow the notion of widespread catastrophe.
Clouds of tragedy and calamity extend throughout the lands
While some are weak and futile, Others remain resolute within plateaus of extreme pessimism
Alarmed the cosmos pray amidst bleak auroras,
In hope of crimson tomorrows for mankind.
We're like an epidemic that seeks
To expand beyond its terrestrial bounds.
We will become a universal plague
If we thrive afar from our margins.
A mother will ingest the wine of her disemboweled sons,
But their remains will not suffice to cleanse her filthy loams
We're like an epidemic that seeks
To expand beyond its terrestrial bounds.
We will become a universal plague
If we thrive afar from our margins.