The life cycle of Bucephalus margaritae Ozaki & Ishibashi, 1934
Bucephalus
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Bucephalus
You are a giant
Among your kind,
An emperor and leader.
You strode into each Battle,
A canon of
Flame and ash
Dancing above
Your brow like a crown.
Your hair
Braided with wind
And olive leaves
Beats a pattern
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In the air
Like a black flag,
A warning sign.
But you could only
Be tamed once.
Death will not be second
To the boy child,
A son of Apollo,
Who claimed your soul
Because his faith
Weakened your Barricades.
You carry the prize,
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The winnings from
A war well fought
That claimed casualties On both sides,
Only to draw.
At close of day
Your two spirits Intertwined
Into one being,
One ruler,
A machine of war
Dominating those Weaker
Than you.
Your eyes burn
With the embers
Of fallen empires,
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Altered states.
You bear the weight of
The mighty
With your burnt flesh
And purple blood,
The color of nobility;
The flags of your home.
You’ll be resurrected
To stone.
And memories
Of your loyalty
Will linger like smoke
On the dark streets of
A city
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That bears your name.
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