The true intent was definitely to parody and pay homage to both the peom written about Guy Fawkes, which went "Remember, Remember, the Fifth of November, the gunpowder, treason, and plot..." and to pay homage to Destiny at the same time. However, as the body of each verse inherently needed to be longer and to digress from the original structure of the poem I attempted to maintain a syllabic cadence that would roll naturally of the tongue as long as one maintains the meter. I also was trying to keep in mind the songs of the Dwarves in the LotR and Hobbit movies, as those seem to be great battle songs and dirges, so that it would contain a sort of naturally melodic quality that would make it feel almost like a battle preparation mantra.

Wow, you sir are dedicated. I love it

Its a Poem, not a song, different literary reading a poem, than just reading a song.

It just needs a tune and then there could be an in game person that sings it.