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Jul 24, 2008
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A DYING WORM
A DYING WORM A dying worm once said to some soldier antsI have no spine, but not without courageWhat wrong have I done O! Mother NatureThat I can’t even fight in the face of deathIf you must kill me, I am not afraid to dieBut first take me to where there is plenty of sandBefore you start to bite deep into my skinI will struggle and make marks on the groundAs a testimony to having been aroundThen you may carry my body to feed your queenSo that whoever comes to the scene I lost my lifeWill look at the marks I made on the sand and sayTruly, the fight of the worm was toughThus I will earn some respect in death than in life
— t. reflexion, Jul 24, 2008
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Lenny of Cohen
17 years 10 months ago
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t. reflexion
17 years 10 months ago
Thank you