Deep cavern in my eyes,
through tears and hatred filled lies
they have been with me all the way,
and shall die with me today.
Tis a battle I have long since fought
when there vision came to me,
they never showed me a peaceful outcome,
always pain and suffering would be brought
so I sit and wonder now, if its how its to
be,
when in fact the pain I see, is deeply imbedded
in me.
I know not were it is from,
or how it shall come to pass,
but as I said before, that in the end I see,
just more and more pain, crashing down on
me.
then one day it seemed to change, for the
battle we no longer had any need
and to a peaceful stream, I slowly lead my
steed.
Its waters seemed so clear to me and all the
rest,
but deep inside of me, I felt a strange kind
of test
one the men wouldn’t see, for the test was
just for me,
they stream they could enjoy, but to me it
seemed a toy
for as a child I sat, and played the day away,
playing with my toys, never having fear, that they day I would lose my
toys, was slowly coming near.
Then the men came to my mother, and took me
far away, my toys became weapons, my time spent on sword play
I slowly lost myself, in there world of malice
and pain,
never did I see, my loss was always there
gain
they sent us to the fields on horse or on
our feet,
and then it was our job, to cut down all the
wheat
the wheat was not a crop, every time it was
our foe,
they cared not for there lives, nor did they
care for ours, nor did we care for them when we were placed behind there
bars
not of a cell I speak, for there tools must
be kept sharp and clean, not locked away in there shed,
for in the dark to long, and then we would
be dead,
we needed light we needed air, for even slaves
can breath,
but in the end they slaughtered us, when we
were no longer of any need.
But some escaped, and then some fled, but
the rest were left, and now are dead
our friends blood laid everywhere and each
of us vowed, that we’d be back, we’d be strong,
so many days ago we made that vow, and very
few returned,
for the vow vanished to them, for vengeance
they no longer yearned
but enough of us came back, with forces to
cover there slack, upon there walls
so many fought, so many fell, and yet we still
pushed on, for in our eyes we were the riotous, we fought under god
so in the end we won the battle, to make that
story short, and yet I feared that we as men could never shift,
from a path we took as sport,
killing to us, was what killing was to them,
and in a roundabout way, we had become them,
yes we had different faces, and slightly different
views, but we were now the rulers, forcing down on you
so in the end I left them, again I had to
flee, for I was now evil, they cared no longer for me,
my different views were once theirs, or so
I seemed to have thought, yet they just wanted power, to cause there own
distraught
they cared not for the people, they cared
not for the peace,
yet when it came to power, there cared not
to share that
so slowly they killed each other off, and
they forgot about me,
they became enveloped in there own distasteful
greed,
they never really saw me sneaking up on them,
but neither did I see
that my greed was just like theirs, but in
the end I saw, that killing them would never bring back, the friends I
did see fall
I thought my ways were better, that I could
make the people free,
but they say there ways better then the ways
of me,
so I was truly no different, nor are they
from you,
for in the same position we differ not from
them,
so I had to find a way you see, to put together
minds, to better all the people, to make the world seem kind
but in the end I couldn’t, so back to warriors
ranks I fled, for at least as a warrior, I didn’t know the dead
I did not speak a single word to any single
beast, for even the next day there body could be a feast
out in the field were none would care, we
live just like the wheat,
among the fields we live and grow, till the
farmer harvests us, but if we fall unto the ground, shall none pick us
up?
Among the stalks that do not care, they
do not look for pain to share, they only look upon themselves, and soon
they will be upon grocery shelves,
for when looking out for only us, there is
only so much we can see, so if you help look out for me, then my fate shall
you see,
and yours will be my knowledge, so in turn
we can share, and a long term life or prosper, shall we leave seeds to
heir
so back to the story I started to tell, down
to the water I started to yell,
"so what do you bring us, so what do you tell"
no response came, so I continued to yell
"what golden land do you promise, what can
you give us we don’t have?" I didn’t think it listened, and yet it always
had,
the stream was always in us, yet for so long
we did not see, but at the moment I looked down, I saw what there was to
see,
when I looked down in the stream, I saw the
boyhood reflection of me, his eyes were full of hope,
hope of a world to come, when he put down
his toys,
a world we he could live in happiness with
all the little boys,
I shed off all my armor, I threw away my sword,
I dropped to my news to see that happy little
boy,
he eyes so full of splendor, I wished never
let him see, all the pain he’d go through to one day become the me,
I started to pull from him, for it hurt to
much, to see what I once was, and what I had become, it was not right to
me, to see this poor little boy, so happy in his youth, so happy with his
toys,
he did not see that one day he would be the
toys that he played with, a larger pawn for bigger boys to spend there
time playing with
so I decided that day to forever lay down
my sword, and yet for many years and years I felt I needed it so,
but to my deathbed I needed not touch a blade
or tool of war,
my words got me through the rest of life,
and returned the boy to me,
for when I died so many cried who grew up
knowing me, they cried because they loved me, because I set them free,
there gentle souls must never know the pain
I had to see, for they live without violence and force, and now they live
without me.
I never forced my views on them, I only sat
and played, I kept that sparkle in there eyes, and slowly regained mine,
for life is to be cherished, yet there shall
be times of pain, but when we look out and help each other, happiness is
inspired, and spirits shall live again.