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Two Against the Dusk
We walked out where the wind was cold,
Two shadows stretched across the road,
No crowd could hush the words we told,
No storm could bend our hearts' abode.
The world rose up with thunder's roar,
With doubt and steel in every hand,
Yet closer still we pressed and swore
To stand as one, to hold the land.
Then dusk came down, and through its gray,
Our shapes began to meld and blend,
Two bodies bound in light's decay,
One silhouette that would not bend.
So let the world its vigil keep,
Let every sky its fury cast,
We are the shadow, strong and deep,
And we will stand, unbroken, last.
Shoulder to Shoulder
When the winter winds came howling down,
and the roof above us began to bend,
you lit the lamp and turned your gaze
to mine, and said, "We'll mend."
When the bills piled high on the kitchen table
and the years took more than they gave,
you held my hand like an anchor line,
and the storm could not enslave.
The world may throw its heaviest stones,
the road may stretch and bend,
but two hearts braced against the gale
are harder to break than men.
So here we stand, two against the world,
with scars we wear with pride,
and every hardship we have faced
is a door we walked through side by side.
Shoulder to Shoulder
The sky has learned to lower its voice,
the streets lean in to hear our breath.
The walls draw near with patient hands,
yet still we stand, and still we rest.
You hold the lantern, I hold the door,
and neither one of us will break.
The world can press its cold, dull weight,
but we have kept the warmth awake.
So let the shadows gather thick,
let every corner keep its frown.
We carry a small, unbending sun
in the hollow where our hands are bound.
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