Pax Imperia

Once we ruled the galaxy,

Has contained all our enemies.

Defending the Pax Empire,

Throughout the countless centuries.

…

But then came galactic cataclysm,

Bringing sterilizing fire.

As if we'd wronged the universe,

And was showing wrathful ire.

…

Jupiter was lost to us,

Venus fell before too long.

Earth was bathed in human blood,

The empire was gone.

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And thus we're left unto the stars,

Sailing in galactic void.

Sometimes fighting to survive,

While others we avoid.

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And perhaps it is a well-earned fate,

To be punished for our rule.

Clutching the galaxy with iron,

In a manner surely cruel.

…

The final trumpet sounds its call,

We reap what has been sewn.

Seeds of our own destruction,

Left to wander stars alone.