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Distorted words, and The common misconception Of glamorous fiends, Help to destroy the sanity Of hopelessly subtle, old kings. - Dastardly provoked To implore, or deceive, the Faint of heart—cowards— To commit themselves to war; To attempt courage for once. - Yet, not one of them Is capable of such strength. In today’s battle, One man here, is simply just Another broken, dead boy. - Scream “Hallelujah!” They do, but it comes as a Whisper. They whisper, Because they are afraid of Their own voices; the noise scares them. - Circumstance may have That those faint of heart—cowards— Cannot see their chance; This inexhaustible resource. They know not their own power. - Brother: Please humor The condemned souls in this town, For they are no more A concern for the Killers, And Invaders moving through here. - The rippling muscles Of defeat swarm this dead town, And those who stood by Were consumed by the vultures, And the wolves who haunt the woods. - Those who could not stand And confront the oppressors, Because their voice was Inaudible and weak, were Burned at the stake, like Bruno. - Yet, these plebes, could not look Him in the eyes because their guilt weighed their chins down. - Wickedly the cruel, Conquering enemy will Capture the souls of The less fortunate who hide In their own puny shadows. - Yet, even when the Strong make their stand, and fight Those wicked demons, Their victory is in vain, Because the cities still burn.
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Feb 5, 2013
Feb 5, 2013 at 1:43 AM UTC
Weak, Muted Men
Distorted words, and The common misconception Of glamorous fiends, Help to destroy the sanity Of hopelessly subtle, old kings. - Dastardly provoked To implore, or deceive, the Faint of heart—cowards— To commit themselves to war; To attempt courage for once. - Yet, not one of them Is capable of such strength. In today’s battle, One man here, is simply just Another broken, dead boy. - Scream “Hallelujah!” They do, but it comes as a Whisper. They whisper, Because they are afraid of Their own voices; the noise scares them. - Circumstance may have That those faint of heart—cowards— Cannot see their chance; This inexhaustible resource. They know not their own power. - Brother: Please humor The condemned souls in this town, For they are no more A concern for the Killers, And Invaders moving through here. - The rippling muscles Of defeat swarm this dead town, And those who stood by Were consumed by the vultures, And the wolves who haunt the woods. - Those who could not stand And confront the oppressors, Because their voice was Inaudible and weak, were Burned at the stake, like Bruno. - Yet, these plebes, could not look Him in the eyes because their guilt weighed their chins down. - Wickedly the cruel, Conquering enemy will Capture the souls of The less fortunate who hide In their own puny shadows. - Yet, even when the Strong make their stand, and fight Those wicked demons, Their victory is in vain, Because the cities still burn.
nathaniel-munson
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Feb 5, 2013
Feb 5, 2013 at 1:43 AM UTC
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