When bound I make you peasant, or perhaps I make you king. When freed I speak of pain, and foretell suffering. When bound I rise in fury, or flee and leave you pale. When freed I fall and fade, and thus I mark the trail. When bound life may yet flourish, and you may yet draw breath. When freed I bring you closer to or lead you to your death. - Riddlecafe

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When bound I make you peasant, or perhaps I make you king. When freed I speak of pain, and foretell suffering. When bound I rise in fury, or flee and leave you pale. When freed I fall and fade, and thus I mark the trail. When bound life may yet flourish, and you may yet draw breath. When freed I bring you closer to or lead you to your death.

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