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A man whose name was carved in stone, his bloodlust - a mountain, unknown - the peak. The wolf dyed deep into his very bone, to each theatre of war does he seek. Each emperor becomes a trade, barter gold, purchase steel, sell red. Battlefields become eternal, bodies soon fade, a tribute to vultures with unending dead. Strew flowers in wake of chains, bow before a once hated king, catch a glimpse atop battlements. A trusted solider without reigns, loyalty in his eyes – a sin, past bonds only exist as remnants
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Mar 19, 2012
Mar 19, 2012 at 5:12 PM UTC
You Cruel Men of Rome
A man whose name was carved in stone, his bloodlust - a mountain, unknown - the peak. The wolf dyed deep into his very bone, to each theatre of war does he seek. Each emperor becomes a trade, barter gold, purchase steel, sell red. Battlefields become eternal, bodies soon fade, a tribute to vultures with unending dead. Strew flowers in wake of chains, bow before a once hated king, catch a glimpse atop battlements. A trusted solider without reigns, loyalty in his eyes – a sin, past bonds only exist as remnants
alex-crilly-mckean
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Mar 19, 2012
Mar 19, 2012 at 5:12 PM UTC
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