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Trial Plating Troy


Coppernickel shields the knight Breast plate of metallic silver Armour clad in open casket Titan's anklet on its spire As a game of Troy spirals In a kingdom of poignant circles Casts in a tomb Sturdy nickel stick swings As steely unicorn spreads its wings Troy thrills the beat in a knight Sages past bleak to its death In ancestor's scroll Of endless nothingness It dwells in a round table's core With eight twisty seats It binds with angel's breath It melts amidst soaring heat Shimmers as it cools Invincible as it binds In a knight's circuit whim Of hermetic trial blinds
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