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Thomas Wood
Poems
Dec 2019
Pilgrim
Childe Roland
to the last tower came.
His mail was a twisting
matted beard.
His sidearm appeared
more of a gesture.
A Stanley knife
and selected verse.
He muttered blackly in his mirth;
Fi, fie, foh, fum.
I smell the blood
of a million men.
Written by
Thomas Wood
29/M/London
(29/M/London)
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