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A LONE PIPER


By
Peter � 2001

A LONE PIPER

On a rampart on a castle high
Silhouetted against a sunset sky

A lone Piper played a mournful dirge
That was far more eloquent than words

It told of a love now sadly gone
Of a life, not worth the going on

The anguish and turmoil of a heart ripped asunder
With no hope or respite, is it any wonder
that the thought of relief in deaths icy clasp
Is the only solution within a young mans grasp

The rocks below seemed to beckon and call
Offering peace and tranquillity �neath the castle wall

He called her name as he fell to the ground
Then all was quiet, as the sun went down



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