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Joan of Arc's Eulogy
By silverwolf
My king,
I wept for thee
when the British made you run
my lord,
I raged in vain
when Burgundy modeled the Judas one
my liege,
I rode to you
when I knew of a way to win
my dauphin,
I marched to Orleans
when the Redcoats besieged out kin
my leader,
I prayed to our Lord
when our army marched to fight
my prince,
I cried in triumph
when France proved its bite.
But,
your highness,
I asked your help
when King Henry's men captured me
and
your majesty,
I despaired
when you did not come for me.
I wept for thee,
your majesty.
Will you not weep for me?
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Copyright 2003 silverwolf
Published on Tuesday, September 9, 2003.
Filed under:
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Comments on "Joan of Arc's Eulogy"
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A former member wrote:
Nicely done, the flow of the piece really stood out.
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On Tuesday, September 9, 2003, Seraphic
(209)
wrote:
Joan of Arc is my favorite woman in history, so right off I had to read this, and it's an emotional side...two thumbs up :) i like it *~seraph~*
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On Saturday, September 13, 2003, silverwolf
(20) wrote:
thank you very much for your comment, i greatly appreciate your enjoyment of joan of arc's eulogy. *wolf*
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On Tuesday, September 9, 2003, worm
(1149) wrote:
I got to admit that I'm a sucker for historical writes! this is a fine example... well done!
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On Saturday, September 13, 2003, silverwolf
(20) wrote:
glad to know that there are other's who enjoy history as well, =) *wolf*
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On Tuesday, September 9, 2003, Ophelia
(221) wrote:
Like this, very nice............O.
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On Saturday, September 13, 2003, silverwolf
(20) wrote:
thank you, =) *wolf*
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