I'm Gawain. They Are The Drunks.(undefined)>
The fear is not of something new
but "can my mind absorb it?".
I tense like dreams of lost control;
I feel I must avoid it.
Is this where the phobics herd
who'll neither fight nor face it,
and call me rude, a geek or nerd,
if I should try and smite it?
It's black, the assault. With
wrecking assumptions.
I fall and crawl and rip belief;
evil. Not lethal. I clamber;
now I'm on the higher peak;
look down upon that shadowed route.
Peacock faces worry up,
huddle. But I've done it. I know:
I've learnt the new technology,
uncared those sneering weenies.
I turn my back and grin the dawn.
I'm Gawain. They are the drunks.
The Arthurian epic poem
"Sir Gawain and the The Green Knight"(undefined)>
was written by an anonymous contemporary of Chaucer.
I came to it via Sir Harrison Birtwhistle's superb
opera(undefined)> of the tale.
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