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The last Knight

by LifeOnMars

The last knight had died ungallantly He folded in a disappointed silence As did the age he stood for. So long to the bygone era. The romanticism of a stoic ideal Remained to mark his passing, Like an obituary in the paper That people glance at for a brief moment Before continueing with the idleness of their day. The muddied sky of an industrial world Stretched over a land like a blanket of shame To destroy the traditions of a knight Who once fought for the people who turned to destroy him.
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