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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required All alone in my silent confessions long I have dwelt on secret battles fought, and poison arrows of these obsessions might pierce my last refuge methought. Thirty-nine years before first gazed my own tiny hands clutched in my father’s palms, and in that spirit of love that I was shown I hold yours and my baby in arms. Behold, a changing of the guard I see when I look at you looking back at me. Today! Today! On this happy dawn to me a millennia child is born! My wait over in my thirty-ninth year when wrapped inside your swaddled fleece, and on my first watch would elated stare upon nursling eyes shut in newborn peace. But having crossed my Rubicon I wait in new beginnings and wonders to be, where new battles will rage and punctuate the fullness of time in his century. In our realtime between father and son the future becomes yours, and now I trust one day you wear the crown of succession and forever love for love we must. Behold, a changing of the guard I see when I look at you looking back at me. Today! Today! On this happy dawn to me a millennia child is born! To your cause I am heart and soul aware no favour or fortune redeems me more, that in my time I have a son and heir who fills in me what was missing before. Written: March 2000
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