The Good Fall Poem by Orion Mapp
The Good Fall
They spurred their plated colts,
And pounded upon the crossed shields,
As they flanked that hushed homestead,
Before they sought out rebels,
That deneied the Healer erected,
As a mere form but a gleam,
Against the hallowed pages text,
By a head deacon's fall,
That the Nothern crown destested.
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Classic Piece dedicated to the fall of the French Cathars. Enjoy.
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