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13 Warriors (full)

thirteen warriors the battle scarred shogun chose pledge dedication oaths of loyalty— the thirteen professed each one ride to meet their fate on the battleground the daimyo taunts the thirteen our heroes clasp swords the afternoon sun baked the blood spilled in Edo battle cries still ring the clash of steel from darkened plain quiets—as the shogun flouts his lord the lord confronted— strikes with aimed ferocity the shogun repels blow for blow the lord persists but the shogun stands and wont relinquish the righteous eyes of the shogun meets the anger playing in the lord's as the thirteen watch their shogun locked in struggle the final blow slips the daimyo then falls to screams of the thirteen—the shogun cleans his blade
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Written by
logikthejayman
32 / M / Denton, TX
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Written by
logikthejayman
32 / M / Denton, TX
Published
Mar 7, 2019
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39·122
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a haiku

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#samurai#shogun#warrior#battle#loyalty#revenge#wisdom#haiku
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