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Robert L. Martin

Champion

Champion
 
Made of guts, brawn, steel, granite, rocks
Pulling canons up angry mountains, jagged cliffs
Boulders shifting under his heavy feet
Shouting war cries that echo through the valleys
Blazing trails with trees that he snapped off
Wild grizzlies shrinking back to their caves
 
Opposition is a delicate word encased in glass
A feeble cry from petrified lambs in his way
Quiet waters in the path of angry hurricanes
A soft interlude interrupted by raging tympanis
A virgin romanced by rapacious savages with horns
A lonesome gazelle in the eyes of a hungry lion
Nothing up against a million multiplied somethings
 
 Up to the summit, the mountain that he owns
In the face of another warrior, another champion
Charging up the other side, the one that “he” owns
Clashing steel, spears, knives, swords, battle axes
Reaching down thru’ burning skin and a leather soul
To arsenals and resources of everything he’s got
Pulling guts out of guts, strength out of strength
Pounding drums out of pounding drums
Tornados out of tornados
Everything out of everything
One force up against another
No room for two in one spot
Two mountains of
The same mountain
Two champions in
The same space
At the same time
Hail to the champion!
The one who took
That one space
And called it his own

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