Poems from "Warriors - Legends of Troy"

"...Sing, o muse, of great Achilles ans his wrath,
which brought such woe on the men of Greece and Troy alike,
sing of mighty marriors who feel on the naked shore,
whose unburied limbs devouring dogs and hungry vultures tore.
Sing of princes answering honor's call, of mortal men defying Gods and fate.
Recall for us the age of heroes, where combat marked the men,
tell us of the ages when single warrior with the strength of amrmies,
stood firm and dified the will of deceitful Gods.
Remind us, lest we forget, of the long cruel years when Grecian and Trojan blood mingled in the dry earth,
in a war that tore the world asunder..."

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