The Passing of Innocence by Guthfar, the humbled thief
To love, to life, a young ranger's heart
the thought, the mind, at barely a start
A girl, a child, so carefree in ways
Her joy, her laughter, filled up her days
Her pen, her quill, both kept for her own
Her thoughts, the scrolls, came seldom alone
This life, this love, over shadow cast
Her joy, her laugh, they were not to last
The battle, the blood, to them she was drawn
The fight, the war, she became their pawn
Her quill, her joy, she left them to lie
Her thoughts, her love, she left them to die
And thus passes innocence, and another friend to the sword.
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