"Audaces Fortuna Iuvat!"
Standing, staring o'er the helm,
Steering starboard, throwing asunder
Sailors to-and-fro.
Through the wrath of Neptune,
Or vengeful crafts of Juno,
Jupiter smiles as he sees
Man mastering what he must of the sea.
"Audaces Fortuna Iuvat!
Though tough as you are,
You still might just die,
For by the edict of the sky,
We all must abide.
But when fate's gate is left ajar
Know that Jove has saw from afar,
Enough to let us slip through charred,
From under the fates firm grasp.
Carpe Diem! Hold on tight!
Trust you'll make it through the night!
The doubters surely all will die for
Audaces Fortuna Iuvat!"
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Author:
Spencer Wilhelm (
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- Published: June 18th, 2025 22:14
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 6
Comments1
Well written indeed that old saying never ventured never gained, fortune dose favor the bold, and indeed we should seize the day.. Nicely said
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