Gert Strydom

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Arthur Pendragon About Excalibur - Poem by Gert Strydom
I am confident, they say a sword is
just a sword, but that is not really true
when I draw great Excalibur it hiss,
gleams with a silver-blue kind of strange hue,
without any type of wavering
cuts right through bronze and iron, slices on
and it is a very strange kind of thing
all my fears and doubts of battle are gone;
as it came right out of the hardest stone.
Poems by Gert Strydom : 401 / 5757
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Poem Submitted: Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Poem Edited: Wednesday, December 7, 2011
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