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A Good Norwegian King


A Good Norwegian King

 

Once upon a time, there was a man who dress up as

a vibrant king himself, he walked to the fabulous

balcony of his enchanted mansion, he wore many

rings on his fingertips, he actually wearing his good

looking yellowish crown and his reddish cape

around his shoulders, he got his Norwegian smile in

earth, he raise his uproarious arms and hands up so

high enough, the king, he speak his outstanding

words of love and heart and wisdom, he become the

newest ruler of his country, he got the power, he use

his magic touch to his people, he heal them wonderfully

and successfully, the king has a goodhearted mind, but

his love was everywhere in his own land, he came

outside to his people, he actually played his upbeat and

on beat drums, he actually pounded like thunder, he

got his ultimate groove and style, he let his Norwegian

people to dance along peacefully

 

Written by

Michael James Brindley

6-29-16

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