Martyrs
Martyrs' Suffering: A Cry Unheard, a World in Flames
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Betrayal, they suffered, they're suffering now, blood spills bones break, what is it for?
Betrayal, suffering, bloodshed; questioning the purpose of these hardships.
Whole lives spent to save us all for mankind to repay the favor with a spit in the face
Lives sacrificed for others, only to be repaid with disrespect and ingratitude.
The eyes of the martyrs, the eyes of God himself are in the ground amongst the flowing
Mention of the martyrs and God's eyes in the ground, possibly symbolizing their sacrifice.
Blood we have reduced from this earth
Blood reduced from the earth, indicating loss and destruction.
Too many screams have been heard (what did they suffer for?)
Questioning the purpose of the suffering and screams of the martyrs.
Too many lives have been lost (they shall suffer no more)
Reflecting on the significant loss of lives, hoping for an end to their suffering.
They rise above, consume and cleanse
Rising above the pain, seeking redemption through purification.
On this day, we will scream for them
Pledging to remember and vocalize the pain on behalf of the martyrs.
Step back, look at what we've done
A call to evaluate the consequences of human actions.
The tears of martyrs, will fall and drown
Anticipating the tears of the martyrs as a consequence of collective actions.
Drown a thousand with a burning rage
Describing intense anger capable of overwhelming and destroying many.
This world will become an inferno
Predicting a world consumed by fiery chaos due to human actions.
Black
A single-word line, possibly emphasizing darkness or despair.
We will scream for them
Reiterating the commitment to vocalize and remember the martyrs.
We die now, for the sake of them
Accepting death for the sake of others, a willingness to sacrifice.
Our tears will fall, our cries shall be heard
Expressing that tears and cries will not go unnoticed.
We are the martyrs our cries shall be heard
Identifying as martyrs, asserting the importance of their cries being heard.
What is it for?
Rhetorical question about the purpose of the suffering and sacrifice.
Nothing
Concluding that the sacrifices may be for nothing.
Step back look what we have done
Repeating the call to step back and evaluate the collective actions.
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