They
dance, in like accompaniment, farther then the sun;
and pass;
beyond the reach of whence, and where and what and when
They sing
of riches, gold and fame, of praises without count;
yet leave;
theses shreds of silver song, these scraps like old men gaunt
What
beauty they might once have held is lost, and gone with time;
their
bright-lit songs and righted wrongs, have long since passed their
prime
And ne're
return, the dance they spun, for past the shores of age;
the ideals
they were, the stories long gone, locked into a cage
To tell
their tales in cheerful joy, to shine, to sing, to gleam;
removed
from sight; without a fight-
-now
nothing but a dream.
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