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The Oath

The waves lick up against the rock

The wind rustles through my hair

I squint my eyes against the salt

I can see the far off land mass

and i know that I it will be hell to get there

but i swear to myself that I will do it

Because i took an oath

that i was to let nothing stand in my way

and i intend to honor that

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duncan-weir
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Apr 18, 2012
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