' Legendary ... ' ( Part 1 (Of) 4 )

‘ Legendary … ’ ( Part 1 (of) 4 ) Step with me into History Step with me, to ‘Days of Yore’ Pageantry Let Time and Mind, March Back Momentarily Let Mist and Musings … Merge in Front of Thee … … On Mare, or Mighty-Destrier … Ride Along with Me In Rich-Carriage, or Hay Wagon … Come Along with Me Thru The Forests … See The Hunters, Plying Falconry Thru The Elms, See Caravan … of A Girl-Gypsy Over Sunny Knoll, and Shady Dale … Onward We Journey By, Merchant-Trade, Lo’!... We Made – A Medieval City ! … Now, Hear Drummers, Beat Cadence … Dramatically Hark, The Trumpets, Blare Forth, Thunderously … Hear A Herald Invite: “ Hear Ye’ - All Heraldry “ Come to The Ball; Lyre and Mandolin Pluck Persuasively a Lone Flute, Floats a Tune … so Melodiously Perchance … Join The Dance and Step Accordingly Twirl and Whirl, Do A Bassa’ … then Bow and Curtsy Forsooth, from the word ‘Court’, comes such ‘Courtesy’ And Tis’ Adamant, for Manners, Donned in Such Finery Swirling in Silk Gowns, Vests and Veils with Embroidery … Gemmed-Cloaks, Headdress and Hose, Bedecked in Luxury bearing Crested-Medallions and Daggers: There is no Subtlety amid Scented Candles, Flowered Columns and Alcove Settees and Banquets, where Sweetmeats and Puddings were made Ready … also Victuals of Venison, Fruits, Cheese, Wine and Meade Aplenty for The Wayfarer and Time-Traveler, who Ventures Back With Me … And Now … may Troubadour … Spin A Tale, So Precisely Aye … May Bard, Weave Thee Well, into This Tapestry … Chorus: Sweet Wine On My Lips … Drip In Ecstasy Sweet Touch On My Hips … Smooth as Warm Honey Sweet Love of My Soul … Last An Eternity Sweetheart, Be Thou Bold … In Bravery … … and if Sweet Talk, Be A Token … and Language Be Spoken … … Be Legendary … Be Thou Legendary ( Part 1 (of) 4 )