Summary: Poetic tribute to George R. R. Martin's least morally ambiguous character.
Disclaimer: A Song of Ice and Fire (c) George R. R. Martin. Game of Thrones, television show, (c) HBO and George R. R. Martin.
BRIENNE OF TARTH
Lo the maiden not so fair,
wide of mouth and straw-like hair.
Brawny and with crooked nose,
no use for laced dress or dainty hose.
"Brienne the Beauty" oft declared,
cruel words to which she only stared.
If the naysayers could just ken,
that her beauty lay within.
A warrior so brave and bold,
valorous tales would hence be told.
Fierce and strong as a man,
from a battle never ran.
Truth and honor were her way,
in this world both harsh and gray.
Loyalty given 'til the end,
knees otherwise refused to bend.
Lo the maiden o' so fair,
for her appearance she did not care.
Clear blue eyes and steady gaze,
with noble feats to amaze.
THE END