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Ghost Castle
 The river flows into the marsh
 Below the castle citadel
 Quite rock hidden Œway
 Amid weeping cypress trees
 Ruins now of past glory
 Rotting, moulding woods
 Yet on a moonlit night
 When the sky is covered
 By a thin grey shroud
 In the bogs beneath the keep
 A distant rattling can be heard
 Of armour clanging
 Of horse charging
 „Hoist the colours
 Saracens are coming!‰
 Was that the ancient battle cry
 The castle in an azure glow
 As the fog and mist unfolds
 Enveloping it in is blanket
 I can see fires burning on the battlements
 Sentries keeping their watch
 Walking back and forth
 Eternal vigil holding fast
 Pirates land on the shore
 Flags wave again in the marsh 
Sailors, soldiers die every night
 Before the holy light of dawn
 As the cock crows on the walls above
 Spectres begin to vanish
 One by one return they to their tomb
 Waiting for the next frail
 Light is rising o‚er the walls
 Rays pierce through the holes
 Battles fought, won or lost
 In the end what was gained
 A moulding rock in a swamp
 Hidden by weeping cypress trees
 
 
 - Ronnie Lamkin
- Italy

 

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