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The Final Hour

Legends Poem No. 1

By Marty ResPublished 2 years ago 1 min read
The Final Hour
Photo by Jeremy Bishop on Unsplash

Damp walls echo dripping tears,

Dark and shadow driving fears,

Death hath come to all before,

Our departing march shall be forevermore,

By Consul's command, we sell our lives,

The Guardian blessing our last ride,

Wills were written and affairs done,

Before we all faced death as one,

The captains are fools to fight in the dark,

The devils will rid their home of our steel and spark,

Nine thousand souls with an order, doomed,

Our fates known but never exhumed,

Yet courage and passion fill our final hours,

We'll break their endless sea with our steel tipped towers.

surreal poetry

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Marty Res

We all live on borrowed time, which is what gives our lives meaning. To waste life would be a travesty.

I'm just a simple writer trying to make make my way through the world, and hope I can bring some enjoyment along the way.

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