Drake Arcus/ The Faerie Prince

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    The poems

    Tuesday, March 25, 2008, 03:19 AM [General]

    Those are some of my older works.

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    They come.

    Tuesday, March 25, 2008, 03:18 AM [General]

    Death shall fly on darkest wings. And the fire that that they bring. With claws  that rip and tear and pry famine shall come from the sky. Darkest night has now fallen. Can you hear the dragon song calling? 

    I am legend I am lore I am myth and so much more I drink the life right from your viens. And end all of your mortal pains.

    The moon shining bright the north stars guiding light. And yet, underneath it all, underneath the black nights fall. a solitary creature howls alone searching for its one true home.

    I shall never kiss you after this night. For country and in your name I fight. Your recalled beauty as my final sight. For honor, for glory, for love I die. To spread my wings and truely fly.

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    Greetings our fair Prince, How art thou? When shall we be graced with your presence again.
    Lady Arianna

    Trooping Faeries
    March 25, 2008
    07:52 AM CST

    Thou art silent, goodly Drake Arcus. Hath the soft-pawed feline thy tongue be captured?
    Whereforth art thou, sir, that thy voice be heard unto the Shire.

    Sir Mikel
    March 22, 2008
    08:38 AM CST

    Gramercy for thy friendship, Sir Bard, I do look forward unto reading thy creations.

    Sir Mikel
    February 24, 2008
    12:49 PM CST

    Welcum ye unto the Sire young bard. May thy dulcet tongue sing unto our ears as the small fowls so befound in verdant medows.

    Thine be a gentle calling, gentle bard, and not without danger as ye travail this land asharing thy art with those who have ears to hear.

    May’th the earless be few in counting as thy wend thy way these endless paths. Doth Erato and Euterpe, muses fickle are they, be thy companions and guide thy inspiration.

    Sir Mikel
    February 24, 2008
    08:07 AM CST