Break the Day
To ask why we still fight, my friend
Is like asking why the sun must rise
And as every day it lights the skies
Our words will carry to the end.
They said my pen could break the sword
But little did I read past their eyes
To see that they willed only their lies
And not the soul I wished for Word.
Enough, said Shakespeare, and I laughed with glee
To see that all down the halls of time
The poets of light all played my rhyme
I guess it was always bigger than me.
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