A Knight's Day lost Edit 1.0 Hes.

[tectak]

It was a very fun read. I don't care for the F-word in poetry and was about to say that it was out of place until I looked up the origin and found this:

'F.U.C.K. meaning Fornication Under Consent of the King. Back in those days, people were not allowed to have sex whenever they please, even in the privacy of their own homes (or castles).'

However, was it a really a curse back then? Is it a curse now?Fuck! No one told me.

Hi Chris,
Oh, I like a good well appointed fuck in verse, church or chapel...it is within the language of the common folk who always outnumber everyone else and at all times There is a lot more to the word than written in this short reply but this whole thing is a contrivance to carry a device...the punch line.
Argue amongst yourselves about its length, repetition or inconsequentiality but the ending is designed by evolution to make the reader go Doooohhhhh!...which is another way of saying "Oh fuck!"
Did it?
Best,
tectak