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Each battle their swords clash mighty men stagger back, with every hack and slash little cracks break into those blades. Each force of energy carves a new path-- victories told by this warriors tale of sand beads of red spill openly, and more brown rocks turned into blood they are the clear sign to a samurai's way to end. A jar on the counter filled to the brim-- layers of dust coat the outside within the hearts of mighty men whom were slain all by one man; now he old and gray living in a younger age. His only wish was to be a true samurai, one to turn into sand, to become part of the trophy case-- sword in hand and a slight bow he does the honorable way, to join his samurai men.
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May 9, 2015
May 9, 2015 at 6:29 AM UTC
The Samurai's Sand
Each battle their swords clash mighty men stagger back, with every hack and slash little cracks break into those blades. Each force of energy carves a new path-- victories told by this warriors tale of sand beads of red spill openly, and more brown rocks turned into blood they are the clear sign to a samurai's way to end. A jar on the counter filled to the brim-- layers of dust coat the outside within the hearts of mighty men whom were slain all by one man; now he old and gray living in a younger age. His only wish was to be a true samurai, one to turn into sand, to become part of the trophy case-- sword in hand and a slight bow he does the honorable way, to join his samurai men.
I just thought of warriors and the fate they want to live and how in some way it is peaceful to go out the way they desired.  Well I am really tired so this is more than likely not that great.
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May 9, 2015
May 9, 2015 at 6:29 AM UTC
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