Whispering his last
When my hand can't throw the spear as it used to; you tell the tale what a legend I was, When I can wield my sword no more rejoice as I have given it my all, When the strength to lift my shield fades - don't weep; even the greatest defenses tumble at times, And should my lungs fail to breathe just twinkle smile when they lay my frame on a pyre. Let me take this burn - for me; for you and for my fellow countrymen, Let me snooze peacefully - should you summon me I'll be a god to watch over you.
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Thabaknee
You may see the world thru my words. You may see yourself thru my words. But mostly you may assume my poetry is about me. If a line kicks off the edge, imagine what a poem would do.
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