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It seems like you are referring to the poem "The Waste Land" by T.S. Eliot, specifically the line that portrays a desolate and lifeless landscape. The phrase "waste of centuries in grey and dead in gabu" may symbolize a sense of decay, loss, and emptiness, reflecting the bleakness and lack of vitality in the modern world depicted in the poem.

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1y ago

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