Gladiators For Whom The Bells Tolls Poem by Benjamin Chiu Uy

GladiatorsFor Whom The Bell Tolls

In any walks are languages met,
In these waking fields
Among its livings,

Every cities visited,
Our revisited playgrounds,
battlegrounds,
Those are the outstanding traits,
And life's evaluations

These are the expressive,
lifeimpressions

Later regretted
why this vagabond,
this pilgrim,
this lady coast guards,
soldier combatant,

All you must encounters,
Ayoung man fights for freedoms,
in these fleeting psalms
in this world arena,

These are its midnight's regrets,
After its numerous sacrifice,
and life's battles

Later progressions,
Later unwelcome outlooks,
Later bells tolling,

For whom the bells tolls,
When you're old,
and it's time
to relinquish

To the world with your all,
this invisible farewells,
to girlriends and enemies,

At the end of this spectacles,
and battle's transitions

To be expected
when it a time,
To faced from the other sword,