The TavernA Poem by JaredKinda random but still pretty coolThe warm light flooded the tavern creating dazzling reflections of sloshing grog. Maidens and daughters, bustled about diving their way from table to table.
A group of small men. Sit in the middle. Laughing about and jostling around. Joking and laughing wirh spittle.
And in the corner An admiral sits. Decked in his cold white armor. Sprawled infront of him lay a worn map to which he endlessly scruntled.
Here sits the king, sloshingly drunk laughing about and smiling. Several men laugh with bewilderied eyes silently wondering what the purple robed man is even doing here
Oh look,in the corner I've almost missed him, crouched down so low standsa black caped man shining from head to toe He stands so silently and blends so well. You might not even notice him. Cept from the gleam of his sword and the crook of smile
So the tavern will huffle and bustle and fuss after the night has grown old. On when the sun does shine over the ridge the last man will stagger out with grog in hand and a bloody snout.
And out of the blue,a horse shall cry flying through the night. dashing towards the purple robed man And he will cry "oh king are you all right?" © 2010 Jared |
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Added on October 27, 2010 Last Updated on October 27, 2010 AuthorJaredKYAboutHi,my name is Jared. Writing you could say is a great passion of mine. I have been writing for a while. I am also involved in the speech and forensic team at my school. I also have a youtube chan.. more..Writing
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