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The Watcher |
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A watcher, is that all you are? No, he is more than that, by far. Dark and murky is this man's past, His knowledge, used for good at last. |
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If you could see, into his past land, Then maybe, you could understand. Why now he aids in his own way, To rid us of demons, day after day. |
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He never thinks first, of himself, His feelings, behind, left on the shelf. He'd give his life, the Slayer to save, Yet to look, you'd not call him, brave. |
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An inner strength and hidden power, His darkness, sometimes threatens to devour. Drawn on and harnessed, it will be as it should, This side, left alone, it's for your own good. |
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So think on this, when you look at this man, Look a little deeper, than maybe you can. Maybe then, you would see, the gleam in his eye, No longer your question, a watcher, man, why? |
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His strength, is his knowledge he brings to the fight, More powerful than many, a warriors might. Encased in this body, so kind and serene, For this man is Giles, the best watcher that's been! |
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Copyright Dreambeliever 2001 |
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