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❝ Fortunately, Epoch told me you were a scholar, 

once one in a million. 

Often seen in a deceiving collar,

who knew you were a lawless civilian?

Once a radiant clump of falsehoods,

is now reduced to a alarming intruder.

Got lost within a cluster of crooks,

without any preceptor.

Ah! There you are, wearing a remorseful facade

standing near the guillotine.

  Goes another familiar poem in my ballade, 

as struck the silver levine. ❞ 

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>Theme: 

The central idea of the poem seems to revolve around the downfall of a once-respected scholar who has become a lawless individual, possibly due to deception and manipulation. The poem explores themes of deception, loss of reputation, and the consequences of one's actions

> Context:

 The poem seems to be set in a historical or fictional context, with references to a guillotine and a ballade. The speaker appears to be reflecting on the downfall of the scholar and the consequences of their actions. The poem raises questions about trust, deception, and the fragility of reputation.

(Analysis done by AI)

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Fun Fact: Epoch is pronounced as ee-pawk.

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