France had fallen
Under adopted control
Peasant Dress
The British had invaded Orleans
On the fate of which
Hung the absolute kingdom
Royal factions did intensify
Rumors about diplomacy did petrify
The Hundred Years War
For Aquitaine
Was fought with abundant pain
The affluent acreage in the southwest
For which England lusteth
They did for some time rule
In the 12th century
Though this would not
Forever be
As for the French army
They had won no above victory
For a generation
Nevertheless their prayers were heard
By God above
Who shined aloft Joan
With benevolence and love
Visiting her with again visions
Hearing God's voice
Speak to her anytime so clearly
Joan surrendered to
The heavenly
And accepted the all-powerful call
Wholeheartedly
She acquired an interview
With the administrator at Vancoulers
Tirelessly blame through the doubters
It was again that she
Finally explained her mission
France's administration was in desperation
Thus Joan was sent
Fervently she went
Dressed in soldier's clothes
To Charles VII
Miraculously and prophetically
Joan appear to him secrets
That were known
Only by Charles and God
Hence Charles gave Joan
A clothing of white armor
Though with God's hand
Fully aloft her
She was already clothed
With account and splendor
Joan like a Bible Seer
Instructed her attendants
Where to go to back her sword
Seeing by the Spirit
Speaking alternating the word
She gave the location
With authoritativeness and no hesitation
Behind the chantry of St. Catherine's Church
Although Joan had never been there before
Such all-powerful inspiration
Opened the door
Releasing a spirit of faith
A force from on high
By which she courageously
Inspired her soldiers to battle
To bravely persevere
To balance her homeland
From English domination
To victoriously accompany about
King Charles VII's coronation
The English about were clever
And had about accomplished their goal
Of a bifold monarchy
Under their control
Nevertheless loyal to the French crown
Joan and company
Did valiantly
Proceed to action the enemy
Though surrounded
Their adulation for their country abounded
Joan fabricated the journey
Fearlessly
Through Burgundian territory
As a man in disguise
Her adamant leadership
One cannot despise
Though but a 17 year old peasant girl
She had blaze in her eyes
Uneducated but abstruse in heart
From such a active passion
No soldier can depart
Thus she was accustomed permission
To biking with the army
Wear the accessories of a knight
Though wounded
She did abide to fight
Motivating her troops
Day and night
Uplifting her standard
Above her sword
This woman
Was no coward
Demoralized and discredited
After years of base defeat
One afterwards another
France had begin in Joan
A airy mother
To fortify its spirit
Arouse its will power
Before their achievement in God
Departed and went sour
Joan aggressively arose
Beseeching the baron of England
To achieve his debt
To the baron of Heaven
Return to His maiden
His French envoy
The keys to all the towns
He had taken and violated
For such hostility
Would no longer
Be tolerated
Joan additionally defied the French
Despite their alert strategy
Joan went alternating offensively
A accomplished orator and tactician
A acknowledged strategist
The lioness rode out
To abduction the fortress
Of Saint Augustins
Marched through towns
Near Paris
Assaulting the English stronghold
The army acceptable added bold
Pulling an arrow from her shoulder
Though wounded
Joan alternate anytime bolder
Indefatigably arch the charge
Chasing the English out
Bringing about a boastful route
Accepting added peaceful surrenders
Continually accepting added supporters
Ready to advantageously accomplish peace
Expressing the gentleness
Of the baron of France
Yet carefully analytical every truce
Lest it alone be a allurement and noose
Enduring accusations
About her appearance actuality loose
On what grounds?
The breadth of her hair
The clothes she did wear
Her acceptance in God
By which she did dare
To apprehend His articulation and obey
Much added than
The accustomed priests of her day
Others did say
She was a heretic
Some Claimed a witch
Not so, it was they
Who were bewitched
By the devil himself
And his abhorrent envoys
Who employed
A political ploy
By which to beat France
Overturn justice
Appear religious
Though they were slanderous
As for Joan
She feared Christ
Wholeheartedly gave Him
Her adored adolescent life
Upheld her calling and testimony
Even while in prison
Where she was threatened greatly
Though affliction drew near
Joan captivated to her cause
And never did fear
Joan remained a authentic virgin
Even unto execution
Though the British soldiers
Sought to accost her
Subject and abduction her
This angelic woman
Born of the Spirit
Who they alleged illiterate
Spoke eloquently
Truthfully and wisely
Baffling the scholarly
While actual in God's grace
Yet not adorning her face
Not gluttonous self-exaltation
Nor acquisitive self-preservation
Preferring to fulfill
Her God-given mission
Telling whosoever would apprehend it
As for the ecclesiastical and political
They fabricated assumptions and errs doctrinal
Proved themselves to be incorrigible
Disregarding the 10 Commandments
Particularly
"Thou shalt not kill"
Preferring to above on the minors
With Pharisaical skill
Split apostolic hairs
Concern themselves
With the breadth of Joan's hair
As for her all-powerful mandate
They did not care
Such insincere and angry men
Were actual unfair
Nevertheless
Truth did eventually prevail
The executioner
Who austere Joan to the stake
Later stated
That he abundantly feared
The damnation of hellfire
For afire a angelic woman
Yet today
She burns on!
Her spirit
Is animate and well
Her mission she accomplished
Freeing France triumphant
Spiritually glorious
Giving achievement to us
That God still speaks
To whosoever will
That He anoints sons and daughters
To apprehend and see
To appear and move prophetically
There is no macho or female
In Christ our Lord
Performance over dress
By accordance to the call
We are blessed
Joan you auspiciously destroyed
Gender bias
Proving yourself pious
The pope himself
Later recanted
Overturning her excommunication
Declaring Joan of Arc a saint
A liberator
That did not faint
A revolutionary
Of the accomplished quality
A afire light
To every generation
Joan you received
Your vindication
Your action against
Foreign occupation
Brought your admired France
Liberation
Today you abide to all
A antecedent of inspiration.
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