:good :good :good This one HAS to be in the top 5, and I'm not being generous here!:happy :happy :happy
Alas, it will be in the morrow, If it's not too much of a sorrow: I'm going to bed, For I have a sore head! And need inspiration from somewhere to borrow!
Gods of war, appeared over yonder. Forged over time, was hands of thunder. Gods of Bliss, they appeared the finer. Yet, they could only create hands of china. Gods of war, disappeared over yonder. Forged by wills, Kessler was a wonder. Gods of Bliss, counted in kind. They created a true boxing mind. Gods of War battled with purity. Indeed they did so for eternity. Gods of Bliss, fought forever. Given up, they would never. Gods of War envoked their creation. Viking warrior was a fighting sensation. Gods of Bliss enforced the pride of Wales. In the end, their fighter was hung by entrails.
Calzaghe Calzaghe they cried out his name certain tonight he'd seal his legacy and fame Kessler Kessler They looked on in fear as the proud Dane marched forward his destiny so near neither will give this much is known not even a step backwards only one can wear the crown to us mere mortals we can only assume how two great kings fate pan out but the gods will conclude
:happy :happy :happy Great stuff! It reads even better if you read it in an Aussie accent! :happy :happy :happy
Another Northern creation...until the last line, when, presumably, you couldn't resist! Great stuff! This thread is geting better and better! :bananamaniac:bananamaniac:bananamaniacarty :bananamaniac :bananamaniac:bananamaniac
:bbb:rasta Thanks for the creation of the thread. Dont worry, Decebal, this will not the last be said.
Shadows graced tombstones of graves, Crack of dawn promised coming of light. Illuminating caught scriptures of epitaph. Engravings of lost meaning, past of importance. Crumbled embossed letters formed words; "Hail to the fallen king, in life known as Mikkel Kessler" "In death known as the greatest of all time".
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