This is the second poem for the morning, the "sister" born at the same time as "Unexpected Things." Its approximate rhythm is drawn from the song, "The Sound of Silence," by Simon and Garfunkel.
Fenris presents, "An End to Fighting, Verse I:"
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An End to Fighting (Verse I)
by Fenris F. (Jeff R.)
Written 8/23/2006; Original Web Release, First Edition 8/23/2006
Lay in bed all nice and warm
Fulfilled the dream of “welcome home;”
It's a respite from the mystery lair
The unrelenting of the Golden Death
But tonight I rest in the arms of one I love,
With stars above...
In this moment, an end
To fighting.
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