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I know not yet if I'm ready to tread upon your black sands
Or to sail upon your murky waters. I know not yet if I'm ready to pay the fee And cross the river into the unknown. How cruel a trick the Gods play! Limiting man's days to but a few short moments. There's so much still left to accomplish Desires lost to eternity. Oh universe, how will you judge me? Does a fate worse than death await me in the depths of Tartarus? Or will I drink wine with the blessed on the Elysian Islands? It's too late to worry now I can only throw myself at mercy's feet. There's no turning back now lest I face Cerberus' wrath. I grasp Charon's cold hand and step one foot upon's death's ferry. Stare back one more time at that which I leave behind, And in fear and anticipation begin my last journey.
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