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Hearts of Stone


O! How the mountains rumble the song of the Earth!

 

They stand tall; 

shoulders broadened.

 

Their arms locked miles long, 

holding tight the secrets of man.

 

Their hearts guarded by an armor of stone 

but their gentleness given by an evergreen whisper.

 

Their presence inspire the greatest minds to quietly express the majesty of’er throne.

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