Home many times have you been in the situation that no matter how hard you try to fight what's coming, you can't avoid it ? How many times you fought that hopeless battle tired, down on your knees you raised your sword stroke again and again with the mind strong but body broken, and with each stroke you take down one more enemy and 2 more arise? And you realize you fight a lost battle but you keep on going and strike tireless because you have to see how far you can go before you accept defeat. Needless to say every time you go down on your knees bearing your heavy armor on you shoulders it's harder with every hit to get up but your mind picks you up and you keep going. Getting closer and closer to the point of break you keep you head high and look in distance for a sign. And you wonder if you are alone in this battlefield. All you friends fall one by one prey to the enemy but you strive with each hit to get closer to them and try to pick them up because you know that whit each friend you have aside the battle will be easier and the victory seems closer, so you help them up, and keep on going. But what happens when you are left alone struck down with no one to pick you up and fight the battle with you along side, what then. Is that the point of break when you mind is crushed and body soon to follow, what happens when you run out of stamina and fell like everything is over. Will you then accept defeat? Or will you go search for new allies ?
Would you take your tactical retreat knowing that you just postpone the inevitable or will you take your sword thru your enemy until the last gasp of air in your lungs.
Life should be cherished along side good allies and friends and war should be postponed for as long as possible. Resort to your swords gents but resort to your swords where words have lost meaning, and actions are called for or else you will end up in the situation of fighting a lost battle along side your allies, which will be struck down one by one until alone in the battlefield you will kneel powerless in front of your enemy. Looking up for a sign you will only see the short end of the sword falling down on your heads, and the last thing flashing thru your thick skulls will be that you with your own 2 feet have walked yourself in this place. Now is nobody else here to save you as you got all you allies killed on the way here and all your bridges burned. It's a lonely death, cruel and unforgiving but is a death that you walked in by yourself.
So now i will ask you again when chance strikes and you have to make a choice will you build a bridge or burn one down ?
Would you take your tactical retreat knowing that you just postpone the inevitable or will you take your sword thru your enemy until the last gasp of air in your lungs.
Life should be cherished along side good allies and friends and war should be postponed for as long as possible. Resort to your swords gents but resort to your swords where words have lost meaning, and actions are called for or else you will end up in the situation of fighting a lost battle along side your allies, which will be struck down one by one until alone in the battlefield you will kneel powerless in front of your enemy. Looking up for a sign you will only see the short end of the sword falling down on your heads, and the last thing flashing thru your thick skulls will be that you with your own 2 feet have walked yourself in this place. Now is nobody else here to save you as you got all you allies killed on the way here and all your bridges burned. It's a lonely death, cruel and unforgiving but is a death that you walked in by yourself.
So now i will ask you again when chance strikes and you have to make a choice will you build a bridge or burn one down ?
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