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Mar 2013
She sat on the greenest of hills,
     Surrounded by a beautiful town,
And a wonderful array of mills.
       The gem of a kingdom... cursed by fate,
She would be brought down.
  On a moonlit night, hours late.
       The sky turned blood red.
           Oh woe, oh no!
               The beloved king, he was dead.
        He, the soul of the land, without him,
          She would lose her glow.
    And so it was, she met her end, how grim!

    Dark clouds did gather,
          The sun shone no more,
                 Life did no longer matter.
      The hills became black,
  The mills burned, turned to soot on the floor.
     No one ever came back.

                                                               But she,
                                                     she stills sits,
                                             The palace of he,
                  Their king. Alone with'a crow,
       Cold, Death's voice... cawing emits.
I believe that this one is from 2009.
Chris T
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Chris T
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