Time of Old

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A sound is heard, a sound so clear
Of clanking armor and screams of fear

To one so young, it's hard to see
To what a battle means to a girl of three

Her Father a King, her Brother a Squire
What lies beyond these walls, the smoke, the fire

Her Uncle a Knight, her Mother the Queen
Only the Lord knows what her young eyes have seen

Swords and shields, Helms and bows
What they all fought about, perhaps none will know

Horns cry out as banners fly
No young man thinks he rides off to die

Works of magic, good and bad
Cries out at night of sorcery gone mad

Many will mourne of battles lost
The families, the villages and the saddened costs

Her Brother now King, her Mother still Queen
No one know what this child of six has seen

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tazz317tazz317over 11 years ago
#2 NO MATTER THE TIME OR PLACE

war is inevitable and no one or country can totally win...Maybe by annihilation would change all that by ending of the species that are not allied. TK U MLJ LV NV

The_Misplaced_GypsyThe_Misplaced_Gypsyover 11 years agoAuthor
Such a Goob

Thank you Tarot, you are such a goob though. lol

Thank you Tazz.

MSTarotMSTarotover 11 years ago
Oh shit!

The wife is here! Quick hide the porn and the rum. Fuck there is too much porn! Hide the rum, hide the rum!

Loved it, but then you know that from me reading it over your shoulder.

Love M.S.Tarot

tazz317tazz317over 11 years ago
IN THAT PERIOD AND ERA

times were tough on all, children more so. TK U MLJ LV NV

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