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"LETTERS TO ALL KNIGHTS"


EXCERPT OF "LETTERS FROM DON ERTO Di CELLI" SHORT STORY WRITTEN BY IAN ROJAS

 

LETTERS TO ALL KNIGHTS

 

Smile, smile, smile says thy conscious

Shine with the children of the world;

Groweth thy spirit, let not they stop us

For you are not alone


    Be free, at last, shall you avast torment!

Worthy are you and many

As I am to see you fight for victory

Tear their grounds, cry the thunderous roar


    Kings of men, soldiers of families

Grasp for the event horizon

Through darkness which not they despair

Clear the skies for light will be fair

 

For all the many of this earth, shall inherit shade unto shade

As for ones among us - oblivious and bewildered - we fade

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