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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Here, rasped the keeper, lies what thou seek What the ground may herald, if only it could speak Here under shattered earth, devoid of any reason Lie those of unlike cause who now share a woeful season Those who in anger clashed now forever clasped An eternity to ponder a victory of ash Here mayest thou confer, once thy grief is spent One token, one and one only, may be lent Under that visage grim I wondered what I might Offer up in sorrow and tribute to this plight What solitary offering can ease an age of suffering? What single plea might compromise the evil born of a thousand lies? What could bend the darkling arc of tomorrows promise broken? What could stay the agony of a thousand cries unspoken? What a scornful sieve, that sifts the dead from the grieved What gift born of misery would anyone receive? One token, one and one only One for the sadness, one for the laughter One for the remembrance, one for the hereafter One for the grief past which no devoted heart may see One for the loneliness our hearts forever flee One for what is given, one for what is taken One for what leaves a heart forever aching One thought I, one token? A reminder? A warning? Meaningless to one in mourning And so as life takes and gives in kind I bore away my grief and left one tear behind
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