"I heard of the peasants, the workers at toil.
I heard of the riflemen, swifty and bold.
I heard of the footmen, the bravery they uphold;
and I heard of Prince Arthas, the son of the throne.

How worthy the holder? How strong is the lad?
Is he all bravery, with the code of the his pad?
This son of Terenas, with pure blood of king;
his training by Bronzebeard, the hammer he brings.

Uther endured him, his headstrong requests.
Jaina Proudmoore had left him, towards Lordaeron's unrest.
His father was falling, the lineage in contest.
Arthas decided not to give a damn to the test.

The rain is now falling, the wind screams with shame.
Mankind is laughing, ignorant to its blame.

I heard of the crying. I heard its pain.
Its pressure, and worry. Its hatered and tain.
I call out to nothing. Only us, to be blamed.
Oh wretched immortality, the damned Cult of the damn.
If not for its patience... I would have still seen my king to be sane.

Arthas is rushing; fresh blood a common name.
The blade he is wielding,

Is cold to its frame."

--- A poem for a Peasant whom had eaten the grains that had the plague which Kel'Thuzad had put in. Just at the mission when Arthas was fustrated with the undead for doing such and decided to purge that village before his people were turned into the undead. (Note: I forgotten if he already had obtained the frostborne. Well.... has been a long time since I played Warcraft)

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