What’s In A Name
I was given the name Felix Leroy Perry at birth. Felix after my father the red headed farmer who went to war, Leroy a name my mother heard on the radio and liked the sound of and Perry the Anglized version of my Acadian heritage name which was Poirier. Which brings me to doubt the truth of this, could a crest fbe forced to be Anglized like our family name was. Anyway(that's another story)...looking at this crest did inspire thefollowing little write that I hope you may enjoy.
In Days Of Old…
The family crest stands proudly o’er the years
In proud lines of heritage fought tears
Knight's crown depicting brave as seen
The flowers red of France and Irelands green
Three lions herald soul’s fierce man
Holding fast the shield of orange and tan
In days of old I would have rode
Beneath this namesake banner strong
On stead of white, the shining knight
To challenge right from wrong
To rescue maidens fair, with golden hair
Entrapped in ivory towers of stone
Perhaps to slew the dragons beast
I would fight the fire breath alone
Crusades in foreign lands, by Templar’s hands
Would have been just another working day
Round table nights, and jousting fights
Wine and revelry the night's end to delay
Ah but I smell the pot, of coffee hot
Hear the children playing in the streets
To dream of old when nights were cold
Think I prefer most my modern treats
Walt
~hugs~
Karen
Michael
Be safe,
Karen
Lina
rich history
What a beautiful Family Crest! My maiden name was Leslie (Scotch) and ours features the Lions in it, too :] I think you have done a fabulous piece here, that is equally gallant and interwoven with the colorful, historic threads, as the Perry Crest itself.
Love&Blessings, Rhonda ps. compliments on you new Bio-photo
Hugs, Laura
lov ya bro,
John
Love Tinka
peace,
Joselyn
Elizabaeth
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
A most beautiful homage to your heritage, my (((friend))). Well done!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Love,
CJ