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Leo Tolstoy
Leo Tolstoy He stands—among the tallest Names— That Time has learned to say— A Mountain robed in Mortal ink Where Centuries still pray— The Page becomes a Parliament Of Souls that seek their way— He ruled the Nineteenth Century’s heart With Armies made of Thought— Where Peace and War went hand in hand And Love was dearly bought— Where every Breath of Mortal choice By Destiny was caught— Anna walks the iron Thread Between Desire and Law— Resurrection lifts the Ash That Guilt had turned to Straw— And History kneels quietly Before what Conscience saw— In little Rooms of Narrow tales His Judgment still appears— Alyosha tends the hidden flame That burns through all our Years— And God, who waits beyond the bars, Counts every human tear— Few Voices press so hard on Life And ask it—what it means— He carved the Heart from Mortal clay And showed us what we’ve been— A Witness robed in Russia’s snow Where every Soul is seen—
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