Site rankROOKIE

Awards

Karma 700

Poems snapshot

7Total poems
4,216Lifetime views
0Last 7 days
0Last 30 days
0Last 90 days
0Last 365 days

Join free to nominate, save, follow and join this poet's camp.

just different 2 min read 614 views Aug 11, 2014

My crusdae

I charge at foe like the crusaders did long ago,

Battle torn and weary but with my head held up high.

This is no religious crusade, for me that is dead.

This is just to rid the world of my evil that lies inside my head.

 

As brave as a Viking, as noble as a knight, as ruthless as Ganghus Khan I shall fight.


No more pain to my family is what I do foretell.

 

As what should have killed me, did not as I live and tell tonight.
 

No legend am I, no fairytale either but for my quest and honour, there may be blood shed.
 

Only those who wished me dead shall witness my medieval streak, as my sword as my honour they shouldn’t have crossed me.


 

Will I commit such sins as they would upon to me? Or will I find the strength and compassion to leave them be?
 

Nobody has the answer, not me or my crystal ball.
 

Will they ever see the evil that lies inside of me? Or is it a greater man who decides to turn the other cheek?


 

I’ve tried and swear I’ve forgiven some of my enemies.

But how can I go on when their evil won’t let me be?



Is there a greater force that is deciding my destiny? No matter what they try I am determined and will succeed.

Just know that I have honour and courage will see me threw,

​

But know that evil awaits all my enemies.

I finish on that note and charge into my destiny……….

Discussions (0)

No discussions yet. Start one to ask about a line, share what the poem meant to you, or talk craft with other members.

Log in to start a discussion about this poem.

Comments (0)

Join free to commentPoets read every comment, and every one you leave earns karma. Registration is FREE.

Join free Log in

No comments yet. Be the first to leave one.

login below

Forgot your username?

 
Poets read every comment. Join free to comment, follow and save poems. Join free