March on, Yes!
by Miles
March on the people yes we say
 On toward tomorrows day
 We Shan’t feel free,
 though what will be will be
Da Dee Da doo da, Away
 We will march on, the way
 the people who are esprit
 That which we shan’t see
 our ingenous equivocal derivation
Valiance be it the key
 We must abide this single verse
 though it is our nature to qualm the way,
 we traverse this vast inverse,
 elysium in which we portray
 our march herein spoken of in placid demonization 
To those who march with baneful decay
 Will you never know the plenty,
 scorned against scatter ready to immerse
 their mass into the curled
 beltway of the calm intricate universe
 As if you were hurled
 to this place by evil aplenty
We the valiant shall rejoice when they won’t sway
 our decsion to pray
 their’s is only an objective of sinister degree
 wanting us to reapply our anodyne plea
 we can no longer be the obverse
 Although we will learn to disperse
 our mass into this world
 though mending is not our obligation
End of the poem
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