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Snowbourne Cliff

bland is the winters grey

winter biting cold

stands the sentinel bold

 

winters passed, old to new new to old

blanketing white to muted brown

soon he must come down

 

lone he stands

waiting on what no one knows

hoping against hope

the snowbourne cliff

 

lonely beams play on winter's snow

bitter rise and silent set

look and see him

the lone man of snowbourne cliff

 

dare to hope dare to thrive

the cliffs of snowbourne

winter does bite

lone does the sentinel fight

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christopher-dalton
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Dec 2, 2012
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