Father wind to a good son's ears of corn
By braintrain
Sun, 13 Dec 2015
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A sword cleaved my breast at last I fell face down in the mud
many boots ground me held me slippery with blood
I died with thoughts of my son of myself so long before
wrestling with the weather and the heather on the moor
yet do you know Son I have not left your side
I walk with you now as always with a Fathers long wise stride
though we part in time yet we grow closer in time
for I am also a son who remembers a father of mine
leave your sword in the sheath do not it wield
walk peacefully on the heath and till your fields
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