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October 30, 2013
By Dylan Carr BRONZE, Clarksville, Tennessee
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The White Walkers come
And summer's almost done
The Wolf avenges his lands
As the Stag on Fire still stands
And Stormborn beat by Essos Sun

© Mike A., Newark, DE

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jazzwarrior GOLD said...
on Nov. 14 2013 at 11:12 pm
jazzwarrior GOLD, Springfield, Missouri
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Nice short poem, but is it a limerick? And I think there is some symbolism/mythology that I don't understand here. Would you explain it to me? Other than that, nice alliteration and allusion to the wolves and nature.