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Brave Knight XLIII
Contributed by
ramfire
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Thursday, 6th May 2004 @ 10:09:15 PM in AEST
Topic:
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Behind the Roman's high wall legions stayed
and Playston Green was close beyond to see.
Picks gave wall battle being unafraid
thus killing soldiers trying brave to be.
A certain Pilus Primus captured he
one Pickish rider made to stay as slave.
This captive nevermore returned as free
to roam the fields of Playston Green so brave.
The soldiers gladly made his living very grave.
In time man sired sons three from Celtic maid.
When grown, sons made their lives as legionaires,
well serving under eagle unafraid,
all free from captive fears, civilian cares.
Britannia duty seldom ever spares
a soldier's life from constant need to find
the damage made from Pickish raid that tears,
or breaches stay with fierce assaulting mind.
Such raids were often seen from likely tribes of kind.
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2004-05-06 22:09:15]
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Re: Brave Knight XLIII
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by Archie on
Monday, 24th May 2004 @ 08:12:37 PM AEST
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| This is a very good poem, I know I say that a lot. I like historic poems and this is a good one. 4 stars |
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