The Battle Field
The cheers of the crowed
pumping of adrenalin
O, how delightful
is the sound
of a coming War
Trumpets sing
the duchess twirl
as the young Lords
march the feild
the drums thunder
hearts face
O,how wonderful
is the sound
of a coming war
A taste of sweat
hit after hit
pounding of feet
leading thine opponent's defeat
grunt and screams
belows of rejoice
O, how wonder full
is the sound
of a waging war
Blazing lights
screeching whistles
O, the god of war
scores
Roars of glees
cries of joy
O, how delightful
is triumph
Like the glory days
O, Ares
you have wreaked havoc
upon your foes
no fare wells
from the Lord of War
for his is the
field of war
O,how disdainful
is the sound of
an ending war
for is return is unknown
yet his team yearns
for his return
O,Ares
return to your team
of mortal friends
for a war is near
on the feild
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