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Marvel & Might
Who is alive, and unwell.
 Who is amazingly accurate
 In his words of advice
 Who is stuck in an
 Undeserved hell of blatant fire
 And ashes
 And people unaltered by the city of bones
 Who is a marvel, who is a might
 Who loves his sister and her disabilities
 Who is so kind, who is
 The ocean and winding beach and
 The blackest of pearly white moons
 And who is so kind, so sympathetic
 Of mankind's burden of life.
 And who catches shooting stars 
 In his satchel, and who
 Is so dead inside, and yet who
 Is so alive when told to be.
 And who listens, and who says
 Hello to all and to all who love him, 
 Who is so kindred in spirit
 And life and death is not
 Of his anxieties, but to live
 And live well
 In a world otherwise not 
 Cooperating.
 And to heal the scars of war
 And fighting bones
 And cold winters in the
 Warm springing steps
 Of soldiers in all
 Different colors.
 And who
 Is alive, and well.
 Because who is alive,
 is not dead inside.

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