Excerpts from the Damask Songbook, Week 3

Started by Damask the Minstrel, October 29, 2009, 12:01:57 PM

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Bellona Littlebrush

Hah! I love it, Dammy, and Sonnet 130 is one of my favorites from Shakespeare. You're right that Dammy'd get smacked upside the head if he ever said that aloud. Poor birdy, but his description is quite accurate, however...hmm...not-quite-flattering. :)
Theirs not to make reply,
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs but to do and die:
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.


-- Alfred, Lord Tennyson

Damask the Minstrel

And finally, this one isn't even in-character, but... well, I promised sonnets for all the ladies, so...

For the Spirit 'Og:

Oh tell me can you hear the sparrows twitter?
They tell me that they have a newfound friend.
They say, for them, there isn't a beast fitter
Who always has a shoulder she can lend.

Nobeast can match her boundless love for all
Compassion fpr those that do not deserve
A healer's heart. But forced was she to fall
To foulest villain that destroyed such love.

For that is why the sparrows tell her tale:
The meekest birds allow the dead to speak
And say their last. Before that darkest vale --
That endless black -- does make her spirit weak.

But soon your heralds stay their song for thee
Their silence finally shall set you free.

(Sorry again that it's not as good as Liza's. I actually wrote this on the bus. My MP3 died, so I needed a distraction. ^.^)
"The story of life - Boy meets girl. Boy gets stupid. Boy and girl live stupidly ever after." -- Dr. James Wilson

Suellyn

One man has faith to eat all things, but he who is weak eats only vegetables. Don?t let him who eats despise him who doesn?t eat. Don?t let him who doesn?t eat judge him who eats, for God has accepted him. Romans 14: 2-3