We by J.D. Oliva
When we roll across the moors
We fear death through open doors,
We ape the sky and bail at the moon
We cross the tracks that spell our doom.
We ask the sky “when will you fall”
We cry at the loss of our mother's call
We fight the light of all that speaks
We light the fight at those who teach.
We run through the grass and hold our loves
We chase the dragon who looked like doves
Who are we to pass such doubt
Who are we to scream and shout
We are those who ask what's best.
We are those who've passed the test.
We stand tall, we stand right
We owned up when we lost the fight
We wrestled the angels and fought the beasts
We won the day and joined the feasts.
Who are we who write such tomes?
We are those who write terrible poems!
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