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Legolas · 04-14-2008, 01:56 PM

Ydalon

"What did I call you?" Ydalon asked as though he hadn't heard.

"Let me tell you what I called you, oh lady mine."
He smiled wickedly, then began to skip down the road and back to circle around her.

I once saw me a princess mine, hey-ho where did she go?
She had two ears that were just fine, hey-ho if you say so!
Wore robes and gowns and finery, I asked her once to dine with me,
A princess that I know!

With a snigger, he ran ahead, only to return for the second verse of his song.

I once saw me a princess mine, hey-ho where did she go?
She had these eyes that were just fine, hey-ho if you say so!
Stood in the kitchen day and night, diced her herbs by the firelight,
A princess that I know!

...

I once saw me a princess mine, hey-ho where did she go?
She loved to drink a glass of wine, hey-ho if you say so!
When she got tipsy and got drunk, her mouth got fouler than a skunk's,
A princess that I know!

He stopped singing abruptly, perhaps to leave others a chance to try a verse or two of their own, or maybe to refine his own. Either way, he made sure to stay out of Isokla's reach.

04-14-2008, 01:56 PM	#52
Legolas Jack Burton Join Date: March 31, 2001 Location: The zephyr lands beneath the brine. Age: 39 Posts: 5,459	Re: Antagonist’s Anarchy: Derived from Dianthus Ydalon "What did I call you?" Ydalon asked as though he hadn't heard. "Let me tell you what I called you, oh lady mine." He smiled wickedly, then began to skip down the road and back to circle around her. I once saw me a princess mine, hey-ho where did she go? She had two ears that were just fine, hey-ho if you say so! Wore robes and gowns and finery, I asked her once to dine with me, A princess that I know! With a snigger, he ran ahead, only to return for the second verse of his song. I once saw me a princess mine, hey-ho where did she go? She had these eyes that were just fine, hey-ho if you say so! Stood in the kitchen day and night, diced her herbs by the firelight, A princess that I know! ... I once saw me a princess mine, hey-ho where did she go? She loved to drink a glass of wine, hey-ho if you say so! When she got tipsy and got drunk, her mouth got fouler than a skunk's, A princess that I know! He stopped singing abruptly, perhaps to leave others a chance to try a verse or two of their own, or maybe to refine his own. Either way, he made sure to stay out of Isokla's reach.