The Trial of Speed and Strength
Thrown away as a child
To be raised among the wild
Taught by bears at a young age
Then captured by the palace cage
A deadly race to win her hand
Where in the end, only she would stand
He observed her a careful distance
Attracted by her fierce resistance
He sought for aid to gain her suit
And prayed to love for golden fruit
Three dropped apples slowed her pace
And ensured his victory within the chase
Yet he forgot to pay his debt
And brought down wrath they'd soon regret
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