Road Slayer: A Runner's PoemA Poem by Bibliotroll Jack
I’m not a Viking yet, I think
The Danes have come and gone But I may find a distant link Like a king does to a pawn The road I tread is hot and hard A journey that I seek A warrior’s song told by the bard That ebbs before the peak My weapons are not axe, nor sword It’s rubber that I need I give no oath to King, nor Lord I ride on shoes, not steed For maidens, Odin, and mighty Thor I strike the pavement true For peace, and strength and modern Lore I die, and then renew I shed my blood on blackroad-tar I sweat for Freya’s Love I slay for pain and trudge so far For, Valhalla is above!! If I may suffer from mile to mile And finish brave and strong My face will beam triumphant smile And you may sing my song If this, to you, is frivolous fare And quite beyond the pale Then sit with me you may not dare Nor join me in my ale! © 2010 Bibliotroll Jack |
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