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"A Refugee's Journey", by Justynian Addelthorp |
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:"There once was a lad, with light in his eyes, |
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: And adventuring born in his heart. |
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: One dark, chilly night, with stars in his sight, |
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: He did on a journey embark." |
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: "Oh yes, he did on a journey embark." |
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: "'Now where shall I start?', the boy asked himself, |
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: 'And what shall my journey's end be?' |
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: Thoughts bounced in his head and he grinned when he said, |
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: 'I shall travel till I reach the sea.'" |
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: "'What a wonderous sight it must be!'" |
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: "He walked down the road, and skipped as he strode, |
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: Till now a dark forest he reached. |
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: A crow standing there shrieked. 'Traveler beware! |
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: Turn back while you can!', it beseeched." |
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: "'Beware a forest time could not breach.'" |
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: "The boy did believe the warning received |
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: From this mysterious crow in his path. |
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: 'But a yearn in my soul says I must reach my goal |
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: And so through these woods I must pass.'" |
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: "And sands of time poured down the glass." |
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: "He noticed the trees, all cluttered with leaves, |
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: Had covered the sky and turned all into seeming. |
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: He could not tell dark, he could not tell light, |
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: It almost felt like he was dreaming." |
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: "In a forest where time had no meaning." |
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: "The night became day, the day became night, |
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: In moments the months seemed to fly. |
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: The boy stared with glee, as he now reached the sea, |
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: Though it felt like a but a night had gone." |
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: "'Twas ten years in the blink of an eye!" |
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: "He rested his feet, with his journey complete, |
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: But he longed for the place he called home. |
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: 'I miss all my friends, my family and things |
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: And to sleep in a bed of my own...'" |
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: "'I grow weary of being alone.'" |
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: "He traveled once more, through the Forest of Lore, |
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: With another ten years flying by. |
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: 'I bet nothing has changed and my friends are the same. |
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: I can't wait to see the look in their eyes!'" |
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: "But instead reached his home, much surprised." |
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: "For on his returning, his village was burning. |
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: His people were screaming in fear. |
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: A man dashing by, yelled 'Stranger, be spry! |
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: Take wind and get out of here!'" |
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: "'The dead have arose and are near!'" |
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: "The leader's voice boomed, 'Look back and you're doomed |
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: Do not turn your heads or shed tears. |
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: Our brethern are slain, but their legacy remains. |
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: Let us now find a home we won't fear...'" |
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: "'A home that is far, far from here.'" |
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: "The boy, much confused, now listened for news |
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: On what could have caused this destruction. |
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: Just then a man spoke, 'The barrier broke! |
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: What weakened its mystic construction?'" |
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: "''Twas Lyras who caused this corruption!'" |
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: "'But how can that be?!', scoffed one refugee, |
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: 'We all know that Lyras is dead.' |
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: A gnome then replied, ''Tis true, Lyras died |
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: But she's now rose again from her bed.'" |
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: "Many days through the land, the group tread." |
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: "The refugees walked until finally blocked |
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: By the gate of a town they'd not known. |
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: They stayed in this place, with all kinds of race, |
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: And there, to this day, call it home." |
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: "And never again shall they roam." |
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The song ends in a minor key. |
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Latest revision as of 21:14, 20 April 2009
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