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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "Cœur de Lion" what makes a hero? the hero heart doesn’t beat it roars, calling in all the shrouds ears and eyes open eventually, they all hear the call what makes a hero? today, you may be, but maybe not, tomorrow what of tomorrow? the child inside queries adult quandary fear faced front on more than words read and spoken the voice of the inner child speaks, the adult listens 12 seconds to midnight the body confronted the soul lifted the reconciliation with self, now wafer thin a lifetime’s token handed in “no more pain,” Cœur de Lion instructs, “Love turns it back on war, Love turns its back, Love turns away, come child eyes on me, always, this way” trauma confounded embraced, Love wins Truth, this way no winners in wars all discover this in the end of their days; what makes a hero? Resolution letting loose of all that time took away “no more pain,” Coeur de Lion instructs, “Love turns away from what shrouds preach best, no one better, nor best, there is no victory in wars, the games men like gods play, spitting bullets and bombs like verbose vitriol their blood as ink, seered into pages burning turning over like sleeping white flags, dissolving to lucid dreams, far too late; all discover this in their own time, all semicolons marked as unsung heroes far too late, the music arrives, by the heard in the end of their story book days heroes unseen, and seen to be sung and to be heard (LadyLabyrinth / 2023) "Words Whispered to a Child Under Siege"/Joseph Fasano herd. heard.
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