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Uther Lightbringer

Tis the year of his great shame
It's not his fault, all he did bears no blame
He faced the fickle fate, tried to stand its weight
Ultimately, he still failed, and this poem tells his tale

Paragon of light, the hammer's champ, were just some of his names
Everywhere he came, peace and harmony stayed
Selfless and kind, mentor to the young and famed
His favorite pupil was the king's own heir

He saw his own self in the young boy's flair
Treating him just like everyone else
He imbued the boy with the light's guidance
Together, they fought well, tried to stop the evil's sway

He never knew the prince's soul bore a dark curse
Faced with evil - hatred and revenge seeped into his pupil's braincase
Genocide and slaughter ended up as the prince's favorite ways
He tried to stop his pupil's wrong and erroneous traits

Yet all he attempted was of no avail
Darkness replaced light in the prince's heart
And so their final clash no one could thwart
Evil's triumph, light's fall, our hero's bitter tears outpoured

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Jaina Proudmoore

"Golden vagues of chevelure 
Bright sapphires sparkle in her face
Her arcane presence tenses air
Lightning fast intellect
Motherly compassion and care
Feelings of trust given to the unworthy
Darken her sparkle forever
Tragic love fades her smile
Her hair turning white
Gone is the maiden innocence
Replaced by strength, coldness and bitterness
Can anyone save her?"

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Claude Frollo

"Beata Maria, I know that I'm a righteous man."
Proud and pure, high above the common man he soared
Still young, yet master over a cathedral, his own lord
His brow focused on the high arts - alchemy, medicine and such

Lost his focus one day, it was because of her
The little gypsy girl, the witch who stole his flame
He couldn't turn his gaze from her wild dance
All she had, she showed without shame, no matter the men

At first disgust at this display, later passionate flames
He knew he was in the wrong, but there was nothing else
His high arts out the window, all his brain belongs to her
Going to bed, she's there; Waking up, she's still there

Stalking the showy rake that stole her childish ways
The conceited man lets our hero in on the game
When he's about to enter the gypsy's little frame
Our man enters the picture again, hand held high with a blade

The rake's unguarded back gets hit again and again
The little witch shocked, the rake faint, our man takes escape
"Who is to blame? None other than the little black snake!"
it was his hand, but the fault lies with her

So there is nothing wrong with the judge's ire falling upon her 
She goes through hell, saved by a disfigured male
Hidden in the cathedral, long are her days
The hero of this poem finds out that it's her again

Still engulfed by the passion's unquenchable flames
He wishes to make her his only precious gain
The little witch rejects his grace, spitting on his name
"You chose this fate, you damned harlotish ingrate!"

So he delivers her into the guards' hands
With delight he learns of her sullen fate
Hanged on the gallows with the knave sitting on her nape!

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Oh God Ares

Oh god Ares, you magnificent brute
You scour the field of battle in your blazing chariot
Followed by the cries of anguish and despair
Of your feeble enemies being crushed and sliced
In your wake only blood and bones remain
As you cross the field of battle
As a living lightning bolt spreading fury and punishment
You are the living fire sent from heaven
To crush the feeble mortals who dare oppose 
Those to whom you are the friend.

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Anub'Arak

"Stop touching my carapace, fools!"
His booming voice echoed the caverns below
Yet the chosen champions kept their onslaught

Being the master's envoy he had no choice
His obedience was not his own though

Long ago, himself the king of the spiders unknown
His noble life ended with the master's blow

Now mindless tool, caught in master's throes
His last stand against the factions' hope

Spikes pierce the ground, his summons close
His efforts in vain, his master's anger known

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Sir Gawain

With the might of nine men
And with his head full of red hair
His brusque fashion and his acumen
He carved his place at the King's fair

There was only one other
To whom he looked with honor
Always by his side, facing danger
Their rhythm together was a marvel

The fate's fickle motions
Caused an abrupt end to their notions
Power of friendship wasn't able
To prevent the tragedy's closure

Braying like an injured animal
He searched his injury's satisfaction
Facing his brothers' annihilator
He continued relentlessly even in failure

Copyright © Nicprotebe Takynicprotebe | Year Posted 2023


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