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''Elizabethan Sonnet'' by [[Petronilla de Chastelerault]] | ''Elizabethan Sonnet'' by [[Petronilla de Chastelerault]] | ||
:Our swords are strong, our spears are finely keen, | |||
:Our arrows swift and fletched with feathers white, | |||
:Our shields are broad and gleaming blue and green, | |||
:Our armor shining, ready for the fight. | |||
Our armor shining, ready for the fight | |||
:The hearts of Caid's men are valorous, | |||
:The honor in their hearts is stronger still, | |||
:And the Caidan hearts that power us | |||
:Will lead us from “Lay on!” to final kill. | |||
:Though we meet each other on the tourney field | |||
:We all know where our loyalties do lie- | |||
:We render them to Caid's azure shield, | |||
:Unto the kingdom that will never die. | |||
:And on this day, remember why we fight, | |||
:Our swords alone will not proclaim our might! | |||
[[Category:Bardic]] | [[Category:Bardic]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:50, 16 May 2010
Elizabethan Sonnet by Petronilla de Chastelerault
- Our swords are strong, our spears are finely keen,
- Our arrows swift and fletched with feathers white,
- Our shields are broad and gleaming blue and green,
- Our armor shining, ready for the fight.
- The hearts of Caid's men are valorous,
- The honor in their hearts is stronger still,
- And the Caidan hearts that power us
- Will lead us from “Lay on!” to final kill.
- Though we meet each other on the tourney field
- We all know where our loyalties do lie-
- We render them to Caid's azure shield,
- Unto the kingdom that will never die.
- And on this day, remember why we fight,
- Our swords alone will not proclaim our might!
