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Destiny
Destiny, a slow-moving train,
Quite the story to tell.
At early age, well dipped in pain,
A man will see his well.
He'll kid himself, think he can turn
The way that this train goes.
Each try, another bridge will burn
As he long before knows.
The engines fueled by frustration,
The train will pick up speed.
Mind recalling each narration,
While harrowing the deed.
He'll try again, just to forget
What chance brought him before.
No brakes, just screeches of regret
While still gathering more.
In youth, he thought he could fight it.
Now clear in his eyes,
Knowledge he will never right it
Though his mouth still denies.
Hugging the rails all through the curves,
As bridges madly sway,
He wonders now if he deserves
What lies just up the way.
End of the line, he's rode it out.
There's nowhere left to go.
And "all his way" without a doubt
The evidence will show.
Destiny no train, just a scream
On the hot rails to hell.
No story to tell, just a dream,
And one that don't end well.
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