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The Battle Waxed Strong Indeed

The battle waxed strong indeed Waves of flesh torn and whipped as if ricked Bodies lie near fallen steeds O'er blasted ramparts and shredding thickets The abhorrent hounds keep the track Styx holds, nay - awaits its reservation! Death himself lacks much tact And souls line up in proper station The dark takes everyones hand The heathens tear savagely at the door! I raise, chin quivering, but stand As black bodies fall to the floor. Though they take all whom am- What they cannot take, while with breath I stand, Is my honor.. My honor! My Honor... As a Man!
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Written by
elijah-corbeau
Published
Aug 28, 2014
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My Honor!

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#honor#death#strength#philosophy#pride#manhood
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