The Magic Ram (Canto I) The Magic Ram His name was Stan And he lived in a purple caravan. All mystical with runes of gold With his fair harem flock of maidens bold. He ruled the land as fair as he A proud and arrogant fellow could With horns of haematite and jet And held his counsel in the wood.
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His maidens bold Were proud and cold And dressed in wool of finest fold. Their hue was bright as rainbow's end And Stan's every whim or wish they'd tend. Or do his will as he saw fit To extend his power o'er the land And by this means They took a share of his command. ŠThe Poetic Priestess 2001-2002 |
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