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==History==
==History==
“A Knight’s Fall” is a three part trilogy, traditionally sung near the hearth by aspiring bards who unravel the story of a chaste knight befallen to the pull of a seductress who tricks him into breaking his code. The composer of the piece - an established bard by the name of Fenton Hector - was inspired to write A Knight’s Fall after witnessing a Viridian Knight’s expulsion from the order by means of a public beating and laceration. Following the incident, Fenton was enchanted by the sight and sought the dishonored Knight to hear his tale. While the literal story may never be known, A Knight’s Fall is the closest account anyone has pertaining to the expulsion of the Knight.
“A Knight’s Fall” is a three-part trilogy traditionally sung near the hearth by aspiring bards who unravel the story of a chaste [[Knight]] befallen by the pull of a seductress who tricks him into breaking his code. The composer of the piece - an established bard by the name of Fenton Hector - was inspired to write "A Knight’s Fall" in 264 AC after witnessing a [[Viridian Order|Viridian Knight]]’s expulsion from the Order. Following the incident, Fenton sought out the dishonored Knight to hear his tale. While the literal story may never be known, A Knight’s Fall is the closest account anyone has about the expulsion of the Knight.
   
   
==A Knight's Fall==
==A Knight's Fall==
:Infatuation  
:Infatuation  


:He swears to his oath,
:He swears to his oath  
:of a chivalrous coat.  
:of a chivalrous coat.  
:Yet he grows ever numb,
:Yet he grows ever numb  
:when he tastes of her crumbs.
:when he tastes of her crumbs.
:Spellbind in her gaze,
:Spellbind in her gaze,
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:He outs of his blade,  
:He outs of his blade,  
:so he may bask her abe.
:so he may bask her abe.
:To grow but away,
:To grow but away
:of his chivalrous way.  
:of his chivalrous way.  


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:his love was not awry.  
:his love was not awry.  
:A crack and a slap,  
:A crack and a slap,  
:had apprise him of why.  
:had apprised him of why.  
:With a gaze of wile  
:With a gaze of wile  
:he recognized she was vile.  
:he recognized she was vile.  
:Her love of a lie,
:Her love was but a lie  
:to his chivalrous coat.  
:to his chivalrous coat.  


:Drunkard  
:Drunkard  
:A Knight’s Fall drinks on,
 
:A Knight’s Fall drinks on
:until the dusk of dawn.  
:until the dusk of dawn.  
:He yearns the bosom,
:He yearns the bosom
:that had caused this fulsome.  
:that had caused this fulsome.  
:Put some of her crumbs,
:Put some of her crumbs  
:right back into his plums.
:right back into his plums,
:So that he may taste,
:so that he may taste  
:of her distant embrace.  
:of her distant embrace.  
:As he swears to his oath,
:As he swears to his oath
:of unchivalrous coats.  
:of unchivalrous coats.  


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Throughout the years, many interpretations of the song have been told, but no one has deduced the true identity of the Knight in the story. Many assume the answer may die alongside the composer.  
*Throughout the years, many interpretations of the song have been told, but no one has deduced the true identity of the Knight in the story. Many assume the answer may die alongside the composer.
*The story may address a dreary topic, but it is often sung by Knights-in-training at the Viridian Castle to remind them of a path they should never follow.  
*The story may address a dreary topic, but it is often sung by Knights-in-training at the Viridian Castle to remind them of a path they should never follow.
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[[category:Literature]] [[category:Poetry]]
[[category:Literature]] [[category:Poetry]]

Latest revision as of 14:13, 11 October 2024

A Knight’s Fall
Literature
AuthorFenton Hector
GenrePoetry

History

“A Knight’s Fall” is a three-part trilogy traditionally sung near the hearth by aspiring bards who unravel the story of a chaste Knight befallen by the pull of a seductress who tricks him into breaking his code. The composer of the piece - an established bard by the name of Fenton Hector - was inspired to write "A Knight’s Fall" in 264 AC after witnessing a Viridian Knight’s expulsion from the Order. Following the incident, Fenton sought out the dishonored Knight to hear his tale. While the literal story may never be known, A Knight’s Fall is the closest account anyone has about the expulsion of the Knight.

A Knight's Fall

Infatuation
He swears to his oath
of a chivalrous coat.
Yet he grows ever numb
when he tastes of her crumbs.
Spellbind in her gaze,
his chaste is of amaze.
He outs of his blade,
so he may bask her abe.
To grow but away
of his chivalrous way.
Star Cross
With wrist bound in twine,
he yelled out with a cry.
Adrift as to why,
his love was not awry.
A crack and a slap,
had apprised him of why.
With a gaze of wile
he recognized she was vile.
Her love was but a lie
to his chivalrous coat.
Drunkard
A Knight’s Fall drinks on
until the dusk of dawn.
He yearns the bosom
that had caused this fulsome.
Put some of her crumbs
right back into his plums,
so that he may taste
of her distant embrace.
As he swears to his oath
of unchivalrous coats.

Trivia

  • Throughout the years, many interpretations of the song have been told, but no one has deduced the true identity of the Knight in the story. Many assume the answer may die alongside the composer.
  • The story may address a dreary topic, but it is often sung by Knights-in-training at the Viridian Castle to remind them of a path they should never follow.

Accreditation
WritersKihle
ProcessorsHydraLana, Doc_Cantankerous, Film_Noir, MantaRey
Last EditorMantaRey on 10/11/2024.

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