[Bards] Traditions - A Poem
Gerald L. Norris Jr.
jerryn at houston.rr.com
Wed Jul 10 14:39:28 PDT 2002
> Robert, I love this poem but it does point out a problem we are going to
> have.
Only if a Courtesy book is being commisioned and not compiled.
> While it has been tradition in the Middle Kingdom to bow to the thrones
> since the time of king Thay, it has not been a required custom in our
> kingdom.
But it is a courtesy.
> Ansteorra wanted to make it very clear that the crown
> was in the person not things so we rejected these customs.
But I see it done, in Ansteorran events, by many people who are present
there.
> Kingship does
> not reside in crowns or throne. The duty of the crown can not be put
> aside.
Agreed, but the thrones and crowns _are_ a symbol of their royal presence.
If Robert had changed the word "Traditions" for "Courtesies" would you still
hesitate?
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