Beneath the blackened heavens of occult despair,
The swastika burned, a tyrant’s cruel snare.
Adolf, the Antichrist, with his Sol Invictus flame,
Conjured horrors in history’s blood-stained name.

Erwin, the Desert Fox, of strategy renowned,
A soldier’s honor in a world spellbound.
Yet shadows encroached, betrayal’s hand drew near,
In Hitler’s heart, no room for valor, only fear.

A desert sun once gilded Rommel’s stride,
But treachery thrived where integrity died.
Commanded to fall by his master’s dread decree,
Rommel’s death marked an end to his chivalry.

Decades beyond, in a distant land,
A prince donned a costume, both bold and bland.
Harry the joker, in fox’s disguise,
Awakened old wounds with unknowing reprise.

Was it mockery, homage, or love for the foe,
In history’s shadow, how could one know?
A choice ill-advised, yet fraught with weight,
An echo of Rommel’s ambiguous fate.

The swastika, the costume, the paths entwined,
Through epochs of shame, the stories combined.
Lessons of love for one’s enemy abide,
Even in jest, history’s pain cannot hide.

May the ghosts of the past find their rest at last,
And truth be the torch to illuminate the vast.