Polaris
How do I speak of a hero?
When the bards of all times searched for that word.
I am a Poet,
A Musician,
A Bard,
A Warrior,
An Artisan,
A Lady,
A Sister,
A Daughter,
A Friend,
A Fool.
But what of a Hero?
My hero lies within the Maestros,
Who have given me blinders so that I may see.
My hero lies within the spirit of the lands,
When the winter frost warms me.
My hero lies within medicine,
A scientific spiritual embrace.
My hero lies within my family,
The Kin and land one together.
My hero lies within madrigals,
The song in the story.
My hero lies within stories,
A Polaris beacon that has been more then a guide.
My hero lies within sound,
Echoes and voices of the Northlands.
My hero lies within silence,
A discussion between my brothers.
My hero lies within the past,
When I was alone.
My hero lies within the present,
The light that has been given.
My hero lies within the future,
In all I see before me.
My hero lies within myself,
Because I take it all with me.
By Lady Aliénor Hathaway
I wrote this poem for my first ever Bardic entry in a challenge at Boar's Head A.S. 37. The only problem was that I lost my voice and had to have THL Eliane Halevy read it for me.
Poetry, songs and research by Alienor Hathaway. Written works are free to use with credit given and for non-profit use only.
Monday, July 9, 2007
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