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Sep 2010
Tall, strong and silent I stand,
Holding my arms to the sky and in my hands
Million fingers hold tiny banners
Flowing with the grace and majesty that
Only can befall my peers.

And though I stand, proud of my self
My brothers and my sisters fall.
Though once we were
A steadfast army of peace,
Rank and file falls,
Casualties of this war.

As a soldier my feet have been
In place while around me a city rose
And my armor remains
Even as my banners are stripped
From me every year the war endures
Until I myself fall to become
The funeral pyre of another soldier.
This is written in the point of view of something else, something not human. Should be pretty easy to guess, I didn't make it too difficult.
Written by
Liam Martin
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