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He stood proud and strong Against all he knew was wrong His clothes were made of Knight’s white In darkness, a beacon so bright Behind the metal he stood In the dawn of his waking hour He stood among the crowds glower Of daily lives to be saved No applause was given, and none was craved Except from a woman young and small She stood before him tears gleaming ‘for the babe in her arms was screaming The language he spoke was forign But for that she would adore him Because it was the only one she knew The Knight handed her a vile With clear instructions for the child And for her to see him again if it didn’t help Her tears and joy turned into a small yelp As she turned and was off with her ill child He smiled as he watched her go Another saved and back on the road The phrase “Hero” and “White Knight” meant nothing to him Only “PHARMASIST” on his tag in gold trim Was his motivation for waking each day
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May 9, 2012
May 9, 2012 at 4:21 PM UTC
The Modern White Knight
He stood proud and strong Against all he knew was wrong His clothes were made of Knight’s white In darkness, a beacon so bright Behind the metal he stood In the dawn of his waking hour He stood among the crowds glower Of daily lives to be saved No applause was given, and none was craved Except from a woman young and small She stood before him tears gleaming ‘for the babe in her arms was screaming The language he spoke was forign But for that she would adore him Because it was the only one she knew The Knight handed her a vile With clear instructions for the child And for her to see him again if it didn’t help Her tears and joy turned into a small yelp As she turned and was off with her ill child He smiled as he watched her go Another saved and back on the road The phrase “Hero” and “White Knight” meant nothing to him Only “PHARMASIST” on his tag in gold trim Was his motivation for waking each day
cassiel-moore
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May 9, 2012
May 9, 2012 at 4:21 PM UTC
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