"Stick to the left, and then turn to the right." A noble squire suggested to the fellow who inquired. "For when you arrive a feast the likes you have never seen will be yours to devour." The squire bellowed while the listener admired. "But, you can't eat it all so share with others one and all; for greed should never be in need, but happens, so be aware on your journey that you don't fall to the lowest of dire seeds." The listener now smiled. The squire waved the listener goodbye on his travels, walking away with arms to and fro as his adventure unravels.
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SLEEPING VILLAINS
In the shadow of the night the wings built of steel and might, villains asleep from sight; victory for those whom you shall fight, for there, maybe times of triumph ahead, but conflict and strife will present itself; death to the sorrow of scared heads for their saviour is here for them to rest, they may not meet their hero for I am; for them safe for them to admire, not for them to transpire; in praise of their saviour for I am also dark, the night is where I swim for I am retribution for the meek to swim.
By James Green4 years ago in Poets
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