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The times of tortureThe ages of suffering
 The period of catastrophe
 Of all that had befallen Harvest
 Scorched, melted, and scarred into an ashen tomb;
 A grave made from the bones of the heroes;
 Instilled with spirit of the brave;
 And invigorated with the still burning hopes of its people
 A grave, however, that we have recovered
 Through the fuming, torn battlefields of bloodshed and tragedy
 And the mutilated, bullet-ridden remains of our foe's corpses
 To comfort the souls of the mourning, and the ghosts of the fallen
 With the single fact of our war: We have not lost.
 Now, as we set foot on the path of no return
 And cast aside our discrepancies for greater good
 We go to war with sheer resolve; and an undivided thought in our minds:
 They will not be forgotten.
 
 
 
 
 
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