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Justice must be done.
No one will get away with this,no one.
Whoever commits it has a high price to pay.

I shall watch from the corner unsuspectingly.
You shall pay.Watch it.I hate you.
This hatred will scar deep in me and you'll suffer the consequences.

You.It's you.I know it is.
I will make you live in horror.
You will regret all that you have done.

I'll make you pay ten times of what you deserve.
You'll live a life worse than death,I swear.

Are you afraid of death?You'd better be,
Because you'll soon suffer a fate worse than that.

'Mercy'?I can't find it in my dictionary.
Was there mercy shown from you?No.
I guess 'mercy' does not exist in your dictionary as well.
You'll face the merciless me.

Me.
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The faint scent of tears
On my rain soaked cheeks
The warm look on the face
Of travelers

The music from our childhood
Faintly echoes in the background
The memories
I hopelessly try to remember
Wander aimlessly

But with these tiny wings,
launched by my dreams
Over distant oceans and skies
We'll soar together
To a place
where memories never fade

You light up the way for me
In the darkness of night
Oh, that warm look
On your face
I miss you so much
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