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"The Myth of King Arthur" Series: Chapter I. King Arthur, or El Morya

In the misty castle noble men,
of spirit tested in life's trials,
in the Holy Ghost born again,
they are serving with smiles.

Medieval clothes and jewels,
of substance formed in manna,
they follow the Teacher's rules,
all bowing to the King's arcana.

Yet King Arthur is not self-deceived.
He deems himself a humble servant
of God, his wisdom well conceived
and put to work in practical covenant.

El Morya, or Abraham of Ancient Ages,
with a rose on a cross on his chest,
surrounded by angels and sages,
always vowed, no surrender or rest.

Blue the colour of his Sword,
the Lord of the First Rainbow Ray.
Sworn before the throne of the Lord,
of will and faith; protect, obey!

He teaches masculinity to humankind,
firmness of decisions amid the weakness,
let's be more decisive and remind
ourselves of Victory's completeness.

He gathers his loyal brethren
around the Round Table of knights;
he holds resolute conventions,
a leader with a stable sight.

A visionary chieftain of the firmament.
He gifts us the right to yield his Sword.
So, men of light and love, repent,
and let's follow the Law of the Word!