Jake Walker Poems

Salutations to you my friend;
I’ll ensure this night will never end.
Sleep beneath the sheet, inside your bed
and lye down still, while I reside in your head.
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Walking far and fatigued, his arms
Swing beneath the autumn trees, broken and disarmed.
Leaves break and fly away, in the breeze embrace
They pass from day to day; his tongue embalmed of a bitter taste.
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Upon there wood runes be scratched
with a silent click as we draw the latch back.
We lurk in the shadows with darkness embedded;
The flash of lightning, intrepid it stands tall,
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No time can wither his resilience, as he trudges through the snow.
Even when the thaw arrives, spring illuminates his glow.
His glittered eyes are like the golden tide, the coastline he came to know.
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Look atop the hill!
Distant he stands away while
Defeating legions, corps, brigades:
Their weakness strew upon the glade.
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