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The Antagonist

Warriors will understand.

The Great Antagonist comes to do battle again
And I have chosen the path of the Warrior
Once more must I tread the way of Man
And wear the feather of the eagle.
He comes from the darkness of that other world
Seeking those here that do not know
And though this body shakes with fear
I must take up the spear and the bow.
I have know Him before
And again the smoke and the chant
Shall make me strong.
The peyote is my weapon
Manitou will hear my song.
My spirit shall wrestle his
For yet another time
Again I will slay the Great Dragon
And return his spirit to the slime.


©Richard



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