The Dark Knight's Tale
Knight on bear mountain |
The
knight rode up, in squeaking armour,
Fury
writ upon his brow
And
strange to say, he rode a lama—
A
thief had nicked his favourite cow.
A
knight whose thing was riding cattle?
I
hear you ask, in rising fear.
Why
yes, he did, but not in battle
The
horse he'd sold to pay for beer.
His
helm was sable, like his rage
And
black was all the gear he wore
Save
on his arm an off-white gage
But
black was the stubble on his jaw.
He
slapped his shield upon the bar,
It bore his motto "Ebon semper"
And made it clear, both near and far
He
had a really nasty temper.
He
kicked the spittoon over twice
And
gave the crowd a dreadful fright
And
then they saw, quite in a trice,
It
was a dark and stormy knight.
Please send this to your friends, and spoil their New Year.
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