Knightly Regards

I followed a lone flame in hopes of a beacon
That guided me over to your glistening grace,
On the lonesome quest I took for knightly reason,
I witnessed the wisdom light the road to each place.


Within lies the essence of heartfelt compassion,
That granted the steel will to thank my pain,
And you were the muse who had nurtured my motion
To dance onward in the downpour of rain.





As I offer my regards I sense the wondrous fortitude,
That motivated emotion to hang on to honour,
Befriending fierce and false enemies in gratitude,
A burning heart that braves metal and magic at Dark Hour.


Now in solitary musing whilst I join the dots,
That connect the worlds where I have adventured across,
Enlightened winds fly with velocities peregrine,
As a nourished soul roves with a spirit evergreen.

Reviews

[Lorry]

As I find myself in solitary musing, I can't help but ask "when does this exhausting journey through life come to a conclusion and will it be a happy ending?"
I only ask because in not so knightly tradition, I keep falling off my damn horse and the last one near gave me a conclusion... I mean a concussion! 😀

[Archishman Rick]

Hahaha, I sincerely thank you for the wholesome review. Thanks to you, now I have discovered that conclusion and concussion may be interchangeably xD, and they rhyme too!

[Archishman Rick]

*used interchangeably

[Chris Shaw]

So eloquently written. A story of a journey through life, where much wisdom and enlightenment was gained through experiences. A pleasure to read your poetry Archishman Rick. Good to see you posting.

Chris

[Archishman Rick]

That is delightful to hear, dear friend. I am mighty glad to know that you have enjoyed this little poem. All the best.

[Chris Shaw]

And the same to you. Have a great day.

[Soren]

Beautiful and powerful words of a journey or quest that begins with hope and ends in growth. Through this journey of trials lies wisdom gained , the value of compassion, strength, gratitude and bravery. The poem itsel is a journey.

[Archishman Rick]

I thank you deeply for your highly precious words, Soren. I am obliged sir.