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THE PILOTS OF SALAMANDER

The Pilots of Salamander Sixty five days I lived my life Duty called and all the knives that followed, A dirty Salamander trilogy became its only tragedy Amongst the feathers of its flight. Tobruk you say, I say not Farrimond would say too hot Jeddah is the place to be To lose ones own insanity. No, my choice is Salamander and its cities three All I needed nestled there, chirping out their ignomy. Empty eyes and empty tongue Compact days and nights so long Breathe in delight and out your hate Let no-one enter the other gate Give volume to your breach and never pander To the demonic slaves of Salamander.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2023




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Date: 11/22/2023 4:41:00 PM
very interesting poem, beautifully penned, enjoyed yann
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Date: 11/22/2023 4:41:00 PM
very interesting poem, beautifully penned, enjoyed yann
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