There's a Rumor

There's a rumor going around. Mythical little
Stocky men called Dwarves are living in Gem
Mountain.
They're mining jewels of all kinds down below.
Heard tell they're exceptionally skilled in the art
Of Smith metal working steel which explains all
The extra trains.
Now according to legend their weaponry was 
The best to obtain.
They're stuff was beautifully hand crafted and
Decorated with jewels that were primo.
There's a rumor going around. Mythical little 
Stocky men called Dwarves are living in Gem
Mountain.
The Dwarves made magical weaponry through
A vein
Of mithril put in to metal that is getting harder
To find that will flow.
Heard tell they're exceptionally skilled in the art 
Of Smith metal working steel which explains all
The extra trains.
When mithril is found it is harder to get it to 
Drain.
Yet, once harvested it can be refined and 
Readied to go.
There's a rumor going around. Mythical little 
Stocky men called Dwarves are living in Gem
Mountain.
The magical weapons made from mithril puts
Off a blue glow when orcs are near. If used It's
A butane causing pain in their domain
Like many many years ago.
Heard tell Dwarves are exceptionally skilled in 
The art of Smith metal working steel which 
explains all the extra trains
Along with all the new jewelry chains
And knives that now have combos stamped
with Dwarf cameos.
There's a rumor going around. Mythical little
Stocky men called Dwarves are living in Gem
Mountain.
Heard tell they're exceptionally skilled in the art
Of Smith metal working steel which explains all
The extra trains.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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