Mysterious ways |
Written by Gisoreux de Ponthieu | |
Saturday, 31 December 2011 | |
Fury burned in his hallowed eyes Lady, curse this cowardly thief Who took his trusted destrier While he prayed his due to Her
In the fresh snow however The tracks were clear for all to see So he used those skill he learnt before And commenced his relentless pursuit
Through dark forest the path weaved Remembering him those that dwell Outside the world's eye, in lawless places His hand grips the hilt of trusted steel
Ahead coarse tongue broke the silence A path crossing the woods he found Foul greenskinn'd ambushed Luckless travellers who had no chance
Foul creatures defiling their prey Divine wrath coursed through his veins A blurry of steel and green blood And his foes lay dead in the soaked snow
The tracks however continued Now joined by a woman's and steel boots Hunting the poor maiden Red blood betraying her fate
Not far he found the hapless creature And sent him to a righteous death The woman hid nearby But the wound was fatal
Sorrow abound on this blessed night However a tiny voice rose From the chest of the mother A newborn survived thanks to her courage
Recognising a sign from the Lady He carefully took the little one And its eyes seemed to know Not a sound he uttered
Thus the knight raised the young one As one of his own True to the words of the Lady And the land of Bretonnia
And great knight he became A divine servant of Her will Now a king but before a child Born on the King's Sleep
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 03 January 2012 ) |