Journey
A Poem by Erundur Anwamehtar
2/13/03
To look at the past brings pain,
even without salt in my eyes.
Such seasoning is that of kings,
and I, a mere knight,
cannot afford to linger.
even without salt in my eyes.
Such seasoning is that of kings,
and I, a mere knight,
cannot afford to linger.
I have learned to gallop
and I’ve begun to travel beyond
origin�s realm and into unknown
kingdoms.
Vast changes dwell here,
and I learn
to live
despite myself.
Four days ago I entered
a forest
called “Accommodo”
after leaving a castle where I dwelt
too long.
I am questing,
seeking to complete
the journey
to the conclusion.
“Specula,” I say.
My horse softly nuzzles its nose
into my hands and finds oats.
Minutes later, we continue.
