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Invictus: I am the master of my fate

I just found this poem by writer William Ernest Henley in the number of Psychologies Magazine January. It is the favorite poem of Nelson Mandela which served as a "companion" during his years in prison on Robben Island in South Africa. He is particularly taken in the film Invictus of Clint Eastwood.

"In the darkness m'enserrent,

black as a pit where they drowned,

I thank the gods whatsoever

For my unconquerable soul, proud

in cruel circumstances,

I have neither moaned nor cried

Devastated by this existence, I'm standing

although wounded,

In this place of wrath and tears,

looming shadow death,

I do not know what fate holds for me, but

I am and I remain fearless

So narrow is the way

Many infamous punishment,

I am the master of my fate

I am the captain of my soul. "