Men not godsA Poem by SorenAs my body is eroded by the waves of time and I fight the battle against hordes innumerable I rest a while, in memory of those sublime having taken on all odds in battles memorable
I think of ten thousand against only twenty one Sikhs as they fought to the last man in the battle of Saragarhi of Agis abandoned, against a whole army, fighting on his knees Dian Wei alone against enemy forces as a charging sea
The lone man in Tianamin square that faced off against a tank's powers Benkei pierced by innumerable arrows, in death refused to fall A lone Viking at Stamford bridge holding off all Saxons for hours never for a truce did he call
When confronted with insurmountable odds to face them resolute with out fear One does not have to be one of the gods just a man, like them, I am still here © 2024 SorenReviews
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