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Apocalyptic Survey tells the story of a boy chosen by the dead, to become the leader of the mythic lands. The ten part poem follows the boy as he is abandoned by his family, take by the dead and builds an army with his queen in the frozen wastes.
The other poems in the book very in subject, but tend to stick to a darker, bleaker outlook on things.
The other poems in the book very in subject, but tend to stick to a darker, bleaker outlook on things.
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