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Founder's Canon
January 19, 2026
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cannot stand to see you fade

To watch you as you slip away To see the look upon your face As all your rainbows change to grey The colors that once shone so bright Now plain as day and dark as night I wish you’d not give up this fight By giving in to such small plight That’s not to minimize your pain But what do you expect to gain From drowning in your ethyl-rain And ruining your brilliant brain I know I’m not the best to speak But if upon this path you keep I fear that you will sink too deep And leave my heart to mourn and weep

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