Cowards They Were When Both Came Poem by James McLain
Cowards They Were When Both Came
Cowards they were when both came;
Often she stood by his side, with each
cruel theft and held them apart and
dark each picture he drew she knew.
Lacking a conscious their action of stone
drove each heart impure from the start.
While each brutal act tore apart little moons.
She a real shark too circle around, swam like he.
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