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Dragons

I'm waking up to TNT 
I eat my pork and I craft my sword
I'm covered in, these spider webs
oh woah 
they're breakin in, suprise attack, so I jump on my horse's back
this is it, the apocalypse 
woah...I'm waking up, 

I made a dumb mistake 
enough to make an earthquake 
Welcome to a new day, to a new day
welcome to a new day, with an update
Woah woah woah, it couldn't get worse, Imagine Dragons, Ender Dragons
Woah woah woah, it couldn't get worse, Imagine Dragons, Ender Dragons

I raise my sword, don my armor
it's an uprising I suppose
we're painted grey to fit right in
woah
they're breakin in, suprise attack, so I jump on my horse's back
this is it, the apocalypse 
woah.

Copyright © Dakota Morris | Year Posted 2015



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Free Verse By Robert Graves

I now delight 
In spite 
Of the might 
And the right 
Of classic tradition, 
In writing 
And reciting 
Straight ahead, 
Without let or omission, 
Just any little rhyme
In any little time 
That runs in my head; 
Because, I’ve said, 
My rhymes no longer shall stand arrayed
Like Prussian soldiers on parade
That march, 
Stiff as starch, 
Foot to foot, 
Boot to boot, 
Blade to blade,
Button to button, 
Cheeks and chops and chins like mutton.

No! No! 
My rhymes must go 
Turn ’ee, twist ’ee,
Twinkling, frosty, 
Will-o’-the-wisp-like, misty; 
Rhymes I will make 
Like Keats and Blake 
And Christina Rossetti,
With run and ripple and shake.
 
How pretty 
To take 
A merry little rhyme 
In a jolly little time
And poke it, 
And choke it, 
Change it, arrange it, 
Straight-lace it, deface it, 
Pleat it with pleats, 
Sheet it with sheets 
Of empty conceits, 
And chop and chew, 
And hack and hew, 
And weld it into a uniform stanza,
And evolve a neat, 
Complacent, complete, 
Academic extravaganza!

Copyright © Dakota Morris | Year Posted 2015


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