Open Poetry #15 |
An Ode To Warriors- Tale 53 |
John Yaws Senior Member
since 1999-10-09
Posts 860Texas |
Ah, 'tis a pleasant thing indeed- To gaze across the 'eath... An' ken the bones o' fightin' men- That's restin' underneath. To ken tha' they all lie at rest- No more the blades to bear... An' in Valhalla's 'allowed halls Their laurels do they wear. They paid the toll wi' blood, aye, lad Afore some foreign 'orde- For Charon's toll is steep indeed- When Styx we 'ave to ford. When evenin' falls, folks cringe in fear- Fra' the tramp o' marchin' feet- In in yon shadows one can 'ear- The drums o' battle beat. An' Wallace, Bless 'is sainted name! Again 'is claymore wields- An' ye can 'ear the clash o' blades- A ringin' on the shields. An inn is near, I must be off- To wander other trails- An' if the company is good- I'll spin me Traveler's Tales. |
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Denise
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God bless our protectors! It's always a pleasure, John, to read your tales! |
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