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Beowulf's Reign Remastered


The mighty man drew forth the hefty blade

But of the phone of apple rather than

That of the known sword of Beowulf.

He is flocked by friends and mocked by foes whose

Glares challenge - beg him to make a wrong move.

His strength is shown by brute force on the field

Where pigskin is thrown about far and wide.

His school-wide skills are none to be wary, 

Even when rivalry threatens his reign

Of glory. He, Beowulf, conqueror 

Of fear, defeats the enemy with no

Hesitation or remorse. The only

Fall one may believe is graduation

When he hands in the towel for college. 

 
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