When furthering a noble cause so blest

When furthering a noble cause so blest

A Poem by CRC
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A loose Shakespearean

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When furthering a noble cause so blest
by Titan spirits, they expect no less,
though weaker mortals do lay down to rest,
the finer stock, their bolder minds profess
the zombie bodies stack the path so high,
decrepit, animated, not alive.
The hardy warrior never deigns to sigh
despite the forces which feign to contrive
a way to put our dear honor at stake
our honor our most significant trait.
Lo, deadly claws in our flesh rip and rake.
We're too proud to accept such gruesome fate.
You heroes, met with stern opposition,
for all Men's sake stay true to your mission.

© 2016 CRC


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Added on November 2, 2016
Last Updated on November 2, 2016
Tags: fantasy, greek, gods, titans, warrior, battle, man, courage, bravery

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