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02-04-2010, 05:06 AM
"The Way of the Warrior"
By Shatterfist
The shattering of the soul,
The Torn and Battered Honor,
Like the Soul of the Fallen,
Gone forever never to be seen again,
The Way of the Warrior.
Deep in the graveyard,
Buried beneath the depths,
Lies the Body of a Noble,
A Warrior,
Forgotten long ago.
Beyond the rim of reality,
Grasping at the edges of sanity,
A noble Idea,
Forgotten long ago,
The Way of the Warrior.
The Poor Man
By Shatterfist (Written as an essay in 10th grade English )
Poor man, oh Poor man, why do we ignore you? Why, when we see you down in spirits on the street do we, Society leave you cast down alone, without a helping hand? Why, when we oh so plainly see you, do we pretend you are not there? How are we immune to your glassy eyes? How are we immune to your pleas and cries for help from us, your Fellow man?
Who are we to decide you've had your chance at a good life? How civilized is the Tyrant Society that casts down it's poor members and leaves them in the cold to die? It is Ye, my Brothers and Sisters on the street, the Black men, The white men, The Young and Old, it is Ye who are stronger than every civilized soul.
So I salute you my Brethren on the streets, and dedicate my thought and whatever change I come by to your cause, the cause of a better life lived, a life you deserve. I love you my Brethren
Feedback of any type, as well as your own poems are allowed ^.^
By Shatterfist
The shattering of the soul,
The Torn and Battered Honor,
Like the Soul of the Fallen,
Gone forever never to be seen again,
The Way of the Warrior.
Deep in the graveyard,
Buried beneath the depths,
Lies the Body of a Noble,
A Warrior,
Forgotten long ago.
Beyond the rim of reality,
Grasping at the edges of sanity,
A noble Idea,
Forgotten long ago,
The Way of the Warrior.
The Poor Man
By Shatterfist (Written as an essay in 10th grade English )
Poor man, oh Poor man, why do we ignore you? Why, when we see you down in spirits on the street do we, Society leave you cast down alone, without a helping hand? Why, when we oh so plainly see you, do we pretend you are not there? How are we immune to your glassy eyes? How are we immune to your pleas and cries for help from us, your Fellow man?
Who are we to decide you've had your chance at a good life? How civilized is the Tyrant Society that casts down it's poor members and leaves them in the cold to die? It is Ye, my Brothers and Sisters on the street, the Black men, The white men, The Young and Old, it is Ye who are stronger than every civilized soul.
So I salute you my Brethren on the streets, and dedicate my thought and whatever change I come by to your cause, the cause of a better life lived, a life you deserve. I love you my Brethren
Feedback of any type, as well as your own poems are allowed ^.^