The Song of Joan of Arc or Ditie de Jehanne d'Arc is an epic poem written in 1429 by the esteemed poet of France at that time Christine de Pisan. The poem was finished on July 31, 1429 at the height of Joan of Arc's success and reflects the national sentiments toward Joan at that time. In addition to being a highly regarded literary work this poem is also a great resource for historians as it gives an impression of Joan of Arc's military success and impact by one of Joan's fellow countrymen. This poem in tribute to Joan of Arc was the last known literary work by Christine de Pisan who apparently retired from writing afterwards and died the next year in 1430. ** Be aware that translating a poem from one language to another is very tricky and every effort was made to preserve the original meaning while also preserving some semblance of the original poetic structure. The following English translation was created by Ben D. Kennedy using the original fifteenth century French manuscripts as well as referencing two English translations: one contained in Diti� de Jeanne d'Arc by Christine de Pisan, edited. A. J. Kennedy and K. Varty1 and the second by Leah Shopkow available online at the Indiana University website.