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1. As the sun peaked through the shutter like an unwanted mister
The trees sang their song in a wonderful whisper.
Twirling in the wind like Josephine Baker
The leaves replicated like wonderful imitators
5. Carried did the wind, quick and swift to their chambers
On that cool wistful wind that was sure to remind them
Long gone are the times
Of leisurely days and sleep filled night
And with a voice of mockery,
10. The wind shouted with might
Welcome now the times of hardship, gloomy mornings and dreadful fright
Dampered gladness, joyous struggles, going well into midnight
Clear as crystal was this word as it rung in their ears
The time of school had arrived surely ready to deter
15. The two brothers that this prologue doth circle about
In which all conquer fears, senseless worries subtle doubts
Then was it heard as the rumbling of the sea
A voice shouting loud as if they had to much mead
Though this day doth circle us about
20. I’ll slay it like the dragon, leaving it spoil without!
Or so was his thought, as he wishfully dreamed
Conquering that dragon, [School] Day, so it seemed
Then came the clock
As it rocked their IPod Docks
25. Ring, ring did it sing
In its undelightful ping
Reaffirming the wind
So that their day might begin
First to awake just as bright as the sun,
30. Was the youngest of the two armed and ready for fun
With glue sticks and pencils, number two’s to be sure
A box of tissue, pink erasers, broad tipped markers and more
Did he zip in his sac with his scrawny lanky limbs
To match his scrawny lanky legs as he scurried with tiz
35. Short stature had this one
As he raced down the run
Slip-n’-sliding as if he had hit a home run
Even though the day had just only begun
Then woke the elder that had roared in his sleep
40. Tumbling quite drowsily while arising to his feet
The size of a tractors, which they did compare
Matching his build topped with a bed of feathery hair
He was often viewed as gruff, tall and large in most’ sight
Barrel chested with arms that had put many a’flight
45. Knocking over alarm clocks, dragging sheets in a daze
Looking at the time and reminiscing of the days
Where school was just a far off thought,
Or an urban legend becoming of naught
Skillfully he had avoided its sting
50. But now it hit him with all it could bring
For lack of friends, belittled scrutiny, coupled with chapter after chapter
He foreknew that this year would be absent of laughter
And so they both made it to the kitchen table
One being excited another hardly able
55. One filled with joy with what has yet to be discovered
The other run down attempting to recover
From the pains caused by life and struggles deep within
Some inflicted by others, and others inflicted by him
So as the young one sung and danced in synchronicity
60. He felt his brothers mood did not replicate his serendipity
Troubled in his spirit, his head filled with doubt
He called on his Father in faith and without
A question in his heart to His ability to see
The wound gapping wide like an arrow splitting a tree
65. Though he knew his bro might deny Him at first
They prayed that His blood would cover the hurt
And the pain that had distorted and blurried his name
Give him the strength to proclaim the name and live unashamed
So the brothers both young and old
70. Filled with a confidence none could have stole
Departed from the abode reminiscent of idle days
And embraced the bright future both surely set to pave the way
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