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One Lone Raven
One Sole Raven, of Longford Castle.
  one sole raven, on one lone post
  doing what he does most
  looking back and forth along his road,
  hoping not to see his ghost
  the corn sways, by the blue jays
  as the hawk circles above.
  a fierce dust, being flown by the gust
  over a lovely, white dove
  
  those memories, a road of things  past
  that he has yearned, to see them last,
  but all of that has been left by and by,
  and what he got out of them was vast
  a windy road, where the storm begins
  and now it begins to swarm
  the future is all that’s left
  and that feeling is getting warm
  the lightning strikes, the raven must have flight
  through the gloomy storm ahead
  but there’s a light breaking through that vast storm
  so the raven can continue his plight
  at he storms final end, where the light shines again
  and the raven’s journey is finally over
  the luscious meadows of the end with poppies, lilies, and clovers.

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