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The Lion Gate

Sensuous hills of barren bush
carpeted with almond stones
where soldiers marched important
tunes, once in armors bronze.
The same steps and crumbs beneath my soles,
stamped with sweat and scars and tears
once heard, through common ears,
now lost, though forgotten never yet.
The Lion Gate meets all who dare to
enter. Yet play it for a game we must
not, for though barren stands the past
of us truth demands, and truthfulness, above all.
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Leonardo Salvatore is an Italian writer based in Savannah, GA, where he is pursuing an MA in the Humanities at Ralston College. He also works as a K-12 Socratic Tutor, a role that bridges his love for genuine philosophy and meaningful education. Besides teaching and writing, he is concerned with reinvigorating philosophy by promoting intellectual conversation beyond the academy. You can find out more about his work on his website: https://leosa383.wixsite.com/leonardosalvatore.

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