Group 4.
Thus the group-closer Requiem, following the same structure, was given a different basis, and it could then stand in contrast to the opposing end, Centum, thereby, through this opposition, aiming for a seeking the middle path, for a union of thought, for a compromise between two religious strands of mine.
Yet the more important of the three syllogies in this group is the one in the middle, it is the trend-setter for the entire concept of Phase Three, which had been invented in the aftermath especially of this poem, Breakdown, spawning also two "sequels" or rather continuations, or even conjugations in this case, Broke down and Broken down.
May 31st, 1999 / June 21st, 2001