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What once was warm and welcome Is now but distant cold and silent death. But the setting of a friendships sun Not quite as yet a souls dying breath. - Up in arms and marching forward There is no need for anyone of us to be alone tonight Who'd have known that brotherhood pivoted upon speech untoward And who'd have known that some love, to kiss through embrace of fight. - From cradles and cots When were we supposed to learn That parking lots and graveside plots Were our only future to discern. And just like all of those bedroom eyes friendship itself also often dies. N.H.
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Jun 2, 2013
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