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A frigid night, A candle's stand. A torch alight In a Sire's hand. Pitch black blight, Pierced by light, Bitten by snow And carried by flight. The dog beside, A friendly guide- Dear little Gale- Leads the Sire home. But Sire, know he The path he sees "Go here, go there," But Gale prevails. "Forward, Sire, with me Let no dark deceive ye I see the way If only ye listen." Cold ice glistens Off the Sire's brow Oil the lamp However much it allows. But the oil freezes, The path breezes, The world stays dark With no moon to heed. "Gale," hails Sire, "Turn back now See not demise At the Winter's prow." But here the Sire Brought forth Gale's ire And stop where he be. "Die ye now on Wintry day?" A pause, a gust Frozen despair, disgust "No, never," a step, And continued way. Though lamps dim, And nights lie, The winter is deadly Keep a Gale by your side. Easy is the night To slip into, deep, But Winter's tricks A dog may yet defeat.
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Nov 6, 2025
Nov 6, 2025 at 8:03 AM UTC
The Sire, the Dog
A frigid night, A candle's stand. A torch alight In a Sire's hand. Pitch black blight, Pierced by light, Bitten by snow And carried by flight. The dog beside, A friendly guide- Dear little Gale- Leads the Sire home. But Sire, know he The path he sees "Go here, go there," But Gale prevails. "Forward, Sire, with me Let no dark deceive ye I see the way If only ye listen." Cold ice glistens Off the Sire's brow Oil the lamp However much it allows. But the oil freezes, The path breezes, The world stays dark With no moon to heed. "Gale," hails Sire, "Turn back now See not demise At the Winter's prow." But here the Sire Brought forth Gale's ire And stop where he be. "Die ye now on Wintry day?" A pause, a gust Frozen despair, disgust "No, never," a step, And continued way. Though lamps dim, And nights lie, The winter is deadly Keep a Gale by your side. Easy is the night To slip into, deep, But Winter's tricks A dog may yet defeat.
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Nov 6, 2025
Nov 6, 2025 at 8:03 AM UTC
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