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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required ~ For Dad - some heroes don't wear a cape - I miss you dearly. ~ There stood upon a trodden sod A knight-in-armor, steed and rod Devoted, whole, to queen and god Cold, rusting in the shadows The darker, keening shadows Oh statues built for men who find Far weaker hearts of grit and mind Than men like this, the rarest kind Oft' swallowed by the shadows Self-righteous, hasty shadows Oh my mistakes were dearly bought For trials and truces, plainly taught Paid for excuses, veiled and wrought And swallowed by the shadows Those doubting, dusty shadows Oh pedestals, bright, stand erect The plaques and badges of respect All kept to shine thru time's neglect So swallowed by the shadows The misty, trembling shadows I held this man far o'er the rest Tho' medals never graced his chest And through intent, took second best His work amidst the shadows The humble, hidden shadows From birth to here I ached inside To earn the blossom of his pride Yet now those wilted petals hide To seed, deep in the shadows The blistered, barren shadows Oh life and love bear such a cost I wander, now, thru threshes, lost Paths and pities, burnt and tossed All swallowed by the shadows The horrid ... gasping shadows. ~ 1st Place ~ in the "Your Best December Poem" Poetry Contest, John Hamilton, Judge & Sponsor. ~ 1st Place ~ in the "Memorial Of A Loved One" Poetry Contest, Chantelle Anne Cooke, Judge & Sponsor.
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