As Our Thoughts Are Governed By That Of The Earth, Our Spirit Does Nothing But Suffer, Hearts Hidden In Death And Deceit. Our Lips Whispering That Of His Name, Doing As Of His Desires. - SearchQuotes

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As our thoughts are governed by that of the earth, our spirit does nothing but suffer, hearts hidden in death and deceit. Our lips whispering that of his name, Doing as of his desires.

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