Aqua et igni interdictus
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in saecula seculorum.
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Damnant quod non intelligunt,
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oderint dum metuant.
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How art thou fallen from heaven,
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oh Lucifer, son of the morning.
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A confident of your regent
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born from beauty, first of them all,
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a prince, a dignatory
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before your sudden fall.
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You always were wondering
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why the best don't reach the crown,
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what's the reason for the triumph
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of the weakest and slowest?
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Aqua et igni interdictus
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in saecula seculorum.
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Damnant quod non intelligunt,
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oderint dum metuant.
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How art thou fallen from heaven,
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oh Lucifer, son of the morning.
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You tried to change the rules,
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you tried to prove there is no reason
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to condemn wisdom and perception,
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and that the thirst for knowledge is not high treason.
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The seventh day they came to judge you,
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the pigeons tried to slay the falcon.
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You were the first of all who bled,
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when heaven lost it's innocence.
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Damned forever,
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sentenced, cursed,
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'cause they do not understand.
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But may they hate as long as they fear.
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How art thou fallen from heaven,
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oh Lucifer, son of the morning.
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Iesaiah 14:12
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Gardens Of Gehenna |