Back in the days of Camelot,
the time of the table round,
it was said of Lancelot
that no better could be found.
He had the strength of ten, ’twas wrote,
because his heart was pure,
and he could gaily leap a moat
to batter down an armoured door.
The parfit knight’s a myth, of course,
but he’s one that we require
to celebrate in song and verse,
and help us face the fire.
But sometimes I wonder – is he real?
And could he help our nation heal?
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I KEEP IT SHORT & SIMPLE.
Why?
Almost half of American adults read below high school level. God looks at your heart, not your reading skills. Big faith can be built on simple words.
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Back in the days of Camelot,
the time of the table round,
it was said of Lancelot
that no better could be found.
He had the strength of ten, ’twas wrote,
because his heart was pure,
and he could gaily leap a moat
to batter down an armoured door.
The parfit knight’s a myth, of course,
but he’s one that we require
to celebrate in song and verse,
and help us face the fire.
But sometimes I wonder – is he real?
And could he help our nation heal?
Lancelot lacked a lot,
a lot of reality, ’tis true.
I’ll take flawed and faithful
someone a lot like you.
(I don’t have your talent for verse, Andrew)
I am SO HONOURED!!!!!!!!
🙂