Magic Castle

Attack me, you spirits of the forest world.
I shall destroy you with my magic staff.
I squander not my magic words upon you.
Those would be enough to annihilate.
For my speaking of ancient tongues,
Legendary, from the ancient text,
Of magical words from the great Merlin,
I shall destroy three, without uttering a word.
As for the one that chose to sneak behind,
Its fate shall be spoken from my lips true.
With only an utterance it too shall be destroyed.
For I am the most powerful sorcerer alive,
My name cannot be spoken without consequences.
Though now the nymphs of the forest know my wrath.
They now know danger of entering this castle of magic.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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