Deadliest Warrior Poem by Noah Le Unicorn

Deadliest Warrior



I live to fight on the field
I come prepared to die
This sacred Katana I wield
Houses my soul with pride
To no man have I kneeled

I dare not to start now
I stand tall till the end
For no foe shall I bow
On no friend I depend
And no fear I allow

I strike quick with precision
No misses afforded
It is not a decision
Thought of loss is just sordid
Do it for honor, not recognition

I admire your strength
But you lack in techniques
Your power has no length
Nothing but blood thirsty freaks
Who's pride has been bent

You fight blind as a mouse
All goal and no glory
To me you're a grouse
One more kill for my story
Abandoned in whereabouts

Fight for the moment
While your armor protects
But I'm the one who was chosen
With a strike I'll inject
Fear in your face to be frozen

You fall to your knees
And now I clean my blade
Nature breaths a cool breeze
That our battle portrayed
Honor, pride, those were the keys.

Friday, September 28, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: pride
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