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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required What happened to Chivalry? I believe women plotted to kill him. stabbed him in the back while he leaned over affectionately. He was merely asking for attention, showing compassion. And she, in her frilly gown, showed him the moon. Pointed out the stars with one hand and made him suffer with the other. Chivalry was never in need of wit. Charmed all who wanted woo. Like the red delicious, it wasn't enough. Females expected him to be there to take tongue-lashings for payment in exchange for his forethought. Women weren't ready for such admiration it went to their heads and fornicated with jealousy. Still He persevered Still he hung around, Smiling in the presence of a lady Without thought. He became saddened. always expected to do, or say. assumed warranted. Stripping him of the stature of a gentleman to the stand-still of a sentry. Nowadays, he is a prisoner to women of power, who demand his presence; being told when to be himself. Waiting for the chance to be appreciated, the chance to be welcomed with shocked expressions. Just to be acknowledged, surprised by anothers actions their reciprocity. the warmth of humanity. He lays dormant in the soul of all men; who, only they, can invoke his charms. His uncanny kindness and willingness to be selfless.
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