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Saturday, January 13, 2007 A sword's soliloquy He rubs his stone across me, gives me a keen edge, gives me shine, some glamour, magic, sharpens up his pledge to use me just for justice for the fight for the poor, to use me in the forests, plains, against the brigands on the moor who fight for little reason, well, maybe money to survive hard winters, roaring winters, snowflakes forming to a hive of vicious hornets biting those brigands like my steel, they grow weaker with the winter, sword or snow their only deal. He rubs his stone across me. I will be used for Right. He chooses victims wisely. I act through his Might. . |