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Aug 17
I have carried battles in my chest,
Armor made of weary breath,
Every dawn a call to stand,
Every night a clenched-up hand.

Scars have been my only crown,
Victory weighed my spirit down,
Even triumph tastes of ash,
A fleeting spark, a fading flash.

Now I dream of gentler skies,
Of quiet streams where silence lies,
No more wars to prove my name
Only peace to quench the flame.
Even a warrior becomes weary of battle. Peace is sought and nothing more.
German Rodriguez
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German Rodriguez  33/M/Small Village on Earth
(33/M/Small Village on Earth)   
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