The Blacksmiths Forge

The Blacksmiths Forge

A Poem by Domenic Stewart
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again, something from I made a while ago at home.

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A hot fire burning bright,

A man working into the night,

Creating weapons that others use to fight.

 

Hammers striking iron and steel,

Building knives to cut the finest veal,

And blades to slash without feel.

 

Armor to protect and save each life,

In many a strife,

And deflect each coming knife.

 

A fire burning past dawn,

The first thing awake before the faun,

The smith still working without a yawn.

© 2012 Domenic Stewart


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Domenic Stewart
Still don't care what you say about it.

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This was a pleasure to read, it sounds particularly good aloud.

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Added on June 27, 2012
Last Updated on July 11, 2012
Tags: forge, poem, poetry, rhyme, lastat, lastat 777, blacksmith

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Domenic Stewart
Domenic Stewart

Vancouver, WA



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High-schooler that likes rock and metal. I am starting to get some new stuff put up so far, but it might be a while for anything to get finished. On my last year of highschool. Taken. :) more..

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