Dust of Centuries
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Dust to Dust
Brazen fallen heros never praise their foes
Callow living victors often speak their woes
Many storied legends come from lurid bards
How then shall we sift through fortune's cards?
Celebrate National Poetry Month before it's too late!
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