Briefer Lives: Portrait in Four Shades of Red

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"I think that I would rather recollect a life mis-spent on fragile things than spent avoiding moral debt."

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Portrait in Four Shades of Red

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New-leaf Sunday
Rosy Monday
Crimson-gold Tuesday
Bloody Wednesday
Dried-rust Thursday
Ash-grey Friday
Clean-slate Saturday

Note: Partially inspired by the Nazgul's The Black Week. They must be the most exciting band never to have existed.

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