Monday, January 12, 2015

An Exiles Remembrance



-An Exiles Remembrance-

A silent wind blows
One winters day
The icicles show the way
To my land of dreams
Where a Nightingale sings
in sway of happy things
The sun touches my face
In my secret, sacred place
Away from the voices and doubts
And memories of the seaside
I come here to hide
And to be away 
From the sound of the winters tide
Calling me from my island home
Back to a troubled Rome
The would be savior
Of a nation in ruinous decay
Doubtful to see another day
And this soldier is old and tired
And worn away
As the face of old Vesuvius
Which in tempestuous fury
Covered insolent Pompeii
My sword lies buried in the sand
Enough blood of my brothers
Shed by this now palsied hand
And so Rome shall fall
As should they all
In remembrance of those forgotten 

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