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Date Added: April 07, 2012 07:04:44 Average Score: (Needs 2)
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The Knights And The Egg


The Knights And The Egg



The Knights were drawing straws to see who'd fight the dragon king –

Which was the largest of the beasts that they had ever seen;

'We need bigger swords,' said Henry, 'These will not do a thing.'

'Never mind the king,' said Len, 'Look at the size of the queen!'


This dragon was as big as a house and looked very mean –

'We need a diversion.' said Dave, 'Oh hell!' said John glumly;

'Len!' cried Dave, 'Hurrah!' thought John; 'Send John' said he, 'Tease the queen.'

'Off you go then John' said Len – the reply most unseemly!


Like a flee with fits John bounced up and down afore the beast –

Linda conjured a flock of bats which enraged the dragon;

It took out its frustration on John – the start to a feast –

'Whoahh!' cried John – too late – and by the beast was soon set upon!


The last thing they heard was 'Bloody dragon!', and he was gone!

'John!' they all cried but to no avail – the deed had been done.


'Perfect' said Dirk, ' any more bright ideas?' – Linda thought;

Inside the dragon's mouth John was washed around in hot spit!

Fearing the beast might swallow onto a molar he caught;

Then from its belly he felt the growing warmth of...'Oh sh**!'


A blast of air and flame threw John a long way through the air –

Over the knights and into the largest pile of dung seen!

'I didn't mean in it!' shouted John and they all did cheer;

He emerged from the compost and then did he vent his spleen!


'Next idea' said Genna, 'We could pray' suggested Friar Gene;

'We have to get past and into their cave', demanded Dave.

'I need an egg for my spells,' said Linda 'a gift for the Queen.'

'Incoming!' screamed John as bats attacked – he did rant and rave.


Linda was fresh out of power so they ran down the hill –

But John was surrounded by bats at top of the hill still!


'Trolls!' shouted Henry and from below they appeared in force;

'Bugger this for a laugh.' said Dave and he and Len attacked!

With a roar the rest of the Knights followed quickly of course;

Gene, Linda and John were now between trolls and dragons lodged.


The dragons were now more interested in lunch than the bats –

And deciding on Knights and trolls for starters started down!

John was screaming and unable to see: 'Off – off flying rats!'

He lumbered into the dragons' path and off his feet blown!


Luckily only a dragon snort but still did it hurt;

Not finished yet John rolled down the hill covered in the bats;

The troll king had flashbacks to Bess as John collected dirt –

Now a mass of limbs and earth was wearing two hundred hats.


Meanwhile Gene and Linda entered the cave for their reward –

Two eggs and a small dragon from which they edged backward.


The mass that was John missed the Knights but hit the trolls head on –

And kept on with the knights following hard on his wild trail;

Having been flattened once the troll king then got hit again –

By Knights at full speed – fully intent upon their mission;


'That's it – it can't get any worse,' said the troll king softly –

Just before he got trampled on by two hungry dragons;

The sounds of their screams reached the bats extremely noisily;

They flew off toward the sounds – mayhem was their intention.


The Knights, Gene and Linda watched the mad scene in disbelief;

They set off home but turned for one last look at craziness –

The trolls covered in bats were running all led by the chief;

That concluded the report of the whole sordid business.


King Al and Queen Bess listened shaking dumbfounded heads;

But both were happy with the result and gave them rewards.



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Comments:
Comment By: PremiumFirestone Feinberg on April 9, 2012 10:44:14 AM Report
Another chapter in the fantastic series.  May King Al, Queen Bess, and their courtly crew live forever!  What would we do without them?  --SD,LC
Comment By: Freee. Gene Myers on April 7, 2012 10:12:07 AM Report
Dang it.  Now you've done it.  I could actually see this  ... this .... poem as it unfolded.  I could picture almost every scene you described.
Neat write

Gene





 


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