| A battle, state and inconvenient,
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| A battle fought so acute in pride.
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| A curse or rather plague, a fever,
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| Nailed me to the fireside.
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| At a crackling wood’s spark flight to the skies,
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| The tempest king, he claims the throne.
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| But halts in stride as equal legions
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| Melt into the leader’s tone.
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| An elder king arose
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| From blood soaked fallow battlefields
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| With orders calm at urgent voice
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| And reasoning as iron shields.
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| And dreadful words it were
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| As he spoke of abandonment
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| Thus I shivered as the Tempest,
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| As his fever came upon my hand.
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| Then swords were risen by the brave
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| As for me I rose a twig towards the skies.
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| And no one would withdraw
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| One’s eyes were as the fiend’s.
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| All men in flames and zeal.
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| As ire filled to burdening air.
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| While two in brawl for the throne
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| A third with grins on stainless cheeks
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| In bushes watching in conceal
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| Delighted of the bleak.
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| At sudden startled,
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| Dismay had dropped my twig
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| I turned down the fireside
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| And the last sparks of the night
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| Lit the my paths with golden wings
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| Sensing me and my Three Neuron Kings. |