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The Raven
She is as free as a bird
 
 Unwillingly free, as though she thought
 
 She was caught during a world disaster
 
 She never thought she'd make it through this war
 
 
  
 
 She sits and waits on her birch
 
 Wondering what to expect next
 
 She then flys into the night skies
 
 Like a wanderer searching for the right path to head onto
 
 Never will she take that path again
 
 
  
 
 She realizes she never seems so empty inside
 
 She soars the clouds of smoke which were open on a midnight sky
 
 She tries to hide the guilt , which she was thrown upon
 
 She never knew what was coming
 
 
  
 
 Until she found hope and saw this magnificant creature of all beauty
 
 The Raven which he was called by others
 
 But I know better
 
 He sits on his mountain top village looking over us
 
 
  
 
 The Raven knew all of knowing
 
 He spoke without words, he used his spirit to answer all questions
 
 He flew with his spirit, and not his tremendous body
 
 His wings soared like letting go of all surroundings among him
 
 He knew he was powerful beyond compare
 
 He was compared to all bird-like creatures as "GOD"
 
  
 
 I knew better
 
 He spoke in different tongues 
 
 He was considered the magnificant Raven
 
 And I understood why

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