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Gedanken
Junior Member
since 1999-07-04
Posts 16
New york

0 posted 1999-07-04 09:27 AM


I was walking home from Church on darkened night

When I came upon an older man in a bruttle fight

Close by sat a small girl with hair of gold

Looking up at her daddy who was 'ol so bold

She stared on with her bright blue eyes gleaming

Looked just like an angel sitting there dreaming

The fight broke out of control and into the street

Neither man had the slightest notion of defeat

The girl sat on the side of the bridge

She showed her fathers pain as her face
folded in a cringe

The man in black reached to his back and pulled a gun

This little confrontation was very very close to done

They backed away from each other in a fit of rage

His face gleamed wild like a monkey breaking from it's cage

As the shot rang through the air

Who would now be the one to dare?

The little girl was the one who stared the barrel in the face

The pointless street rage, oh man what a messed up case

I shoved the beautiful girl out of the way

Well--what else can I say

I felt my body go over--I felt myself enter into the great current

In a moment I heard God whisper to my ear

"Well done thou good and faithful servent"

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I say to all who listens, we'll never win!!

© Copyright 1999 Gedanken - All Rights Reserved
Artic Wind
Member Rara Avis
since 2007-09-16
Posts 8080
Realm of Supernatural
1 posted 2007-11-14 05:52 PM


Enjoyed

ARCTIC WIND

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