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All Things Consist

The sword,

An object of beauty

While mildly

Set over mantle

Displayed, idle

And accepted

'Till smeared red in the deed

For which its creator deemed

For it.

We forget the perfect

Flame from which it was forged,

Cursing creation for our failure

To understand His purpose,

Faces stained with disdain

For what was His will.

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robert-zanfad
American
Published
Sep 23, 2009
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