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When You think of Them


They were both trouble,

in the eyes of the north.

They were both reckless,

in the eyes ot he deep.

Both of them  were strong,

and would always compete.

Odin and Loki, brothers at arms.

Odin and Loki, trouble to all.

One day their antics, went abit to far.

And into detention, is were the did fall.

Odin, for fighting on Freya's behaf.

Loki for poisoning the entire school staff.

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