Western Ronin

Poem by The Prince of the Power of the Air

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Western Ronin

by Antonio Rocco S. (The Prince of the Power of the Air)

武士道

Ride alone across the open prairie, 
And let your spurs be caked with mud;
A testament to the burdens you carry,
Your duster stained with blood.

A life without honor brings endless strife,
As does a death without purpose;
For chivalry is the poetry of life,
And to your ideals you pledge your service.

Bend like a reed that sways in the wind,
Yet stand firm like a rock against the tide;
Strike forward until your enemies rescind,
Such is the way of the samurai.

Bearing seven virtues and a six-shooter’s weight, 
The Western Ronin stands guard against fate.