Betrayal

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Three injuries executed caesar

Casca, the main sword's man

Took Caesar's quality in his tribe

At the back he turned it in without a look

With eyes opened up in stunning torment

Caesar felt his blood in torment through his vein

Not gone yet, he shouted with difficult torment.

Stunning with life, he strolled precariously

Cassius, the second sword's man

Put Caesar before the entryway of death

He, the maker of the shrewd arrangement

Needing to take away Caesar's breath

He went the cutting edge through Caesar's chest

Giving him a bleeding blood of ridiculous chest.

Turning with confident misery

He swung to see the dearest in misery

Brutus! The last sword's man.

'You excessively Brutus'? He asked the traitor

A difficult demise was it, to see the darling in the plot to end his life

Puncturing him at the center of his chest

Taking him to the house if demise
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Brutus the adored

The one trusted

Took Julius Caesar

To the grave.

So three injuries

Slaughtered Caesar

The one of the double-crosser

The most excruciating torment took him away

Only three excruciating injuries.

Betrayal | Ecency