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From The Dark Horizon
First comes the sound rolling over the hills - out from mouths and up from the ground. Men's hearts grow weak. Then, comes the feeling - humming, chanting, in the air. Every step a beat - drumming, strumming, thrumming - in the air. And, finally, the sight, reeling the senses - knocking knees and faint hearts. Here, at last, they come. Our men stand bravely. Risk of death is worth the price in the hope they may prevail. Zen brings us together. Our few, against the army now on the dark horizon. ![]()
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