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The Haunting Adventures of a Dirty Blonde Knight-Home Sweet Home After Round One
The Haunting Adventures of a Dirty Blonde Knight-Home Sweet Home After Round One
Things started to go down
In the mountainous town
A major shake
From a rumbling flake
“It was not my job!”
LeClaire stated to the one man mob
A knight who had golden locks
Enormous gigantic power to shock
“It was an easy story to write
Unbelievable heroic sight
Readers will want to know what you were doing
Stopping the avalanche no fooling
It was a good win
And by the way how have you been?”
Peering into the reporter eyes
Seeing right through his disguise
“You have the say the Indian seller was good looking
Made people gossip and that would get you another interview booking.”
Hearing this
Made the Knight unleash an angry hiss
Taking it as a guilty confession
He taught the sensationalist a lesson
Putting him in the ground
Without a sound
Impossible to be found
LeClaire knew it was over
No one watching made it colder
Headed back to the house
Being quiet as a mouse
Our faithful knight snuck under the covers
Next to his honeymoon lover
“My coyote is gone
Taking by the evil avalanche bomb
For the most part I am pretty calm”
She said in a cry
Concluding her four legged companion did try
Outside there was a ghostly howl
From an angel on the prowl
Checking out not giving a fight
Drowning in all the frozen white
“I am still here
My lovely dear”
Her faithful knight mentioned holding back any tears
“That is true
I do not feel so blue
Since I love you”
That is when he gave the gift
Supposed to be an emotional lift
Doing it in style
Getting returned her romantic smile
“That is why
The newspaper lied
I will always be your life long guy”
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Final thing that evening mentioned
From the dirty blonde knight and his bride
Falling asleep to each other’s sighs
Copyright © Marc O'Brien | Year Posted 2020
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