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Kind Knight

I once knew a man Who was kind and sweet. Where did he go? Where could he be? In his wake was left a man. A tyrant, a cruel, a sadistic man. The fair maiden loved her knight, But once he was gone, she mourned full might. He once loved her, but then turned tyrant. And yet, the fair maiden will wait for her knight. What could she do? How could she help? She wanted her kind knight, But the tyrant never left. He tricked her with words And actions that mimicked her knight. She would do anything just to have her knight. And yet, she keeps waiting, But the tyrant can’t hurt her anymore, For she knows the truth, She has seen the light. He is no longer her knight.
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Sep 28, 2010
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