Parody Of ' Legend In My Living Room.' Poem by Ryan Brodesser

Parody Of ' Legend In My Living Room.'



When I was just seventeen, I began to roam
To join an elf and a human fighter
far away from home
Long lanes, lost nights and xp gains
and lots of shiny gold,
And I believed in everything, rolled for me

Roll damage
Roll damage on me
I found myself, in a spooky place
with nothing but my chain and mace
But everyday, I rolled myself, a way hack and hewn
cause I knew due to this, I was going to invade an evil tomb

Roll harder,
roll harder for me

From rags to riches hurled)
Now everyday, in this golden suite, is where I roll my rhythm
The gold has been collecting, from a particularly plentiful find
But I’ve shed my blood in bitter drops until I am consumed
Take the golden wealth, to crown me with a holy plume

make statues of me
make statues of me.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I suggest you hear Annie Lennox's ' legend in my living room before reading this. I lobe dungeons and dragons, and just randomly made this parody, who knows why. Please Read and review! Spread the word! I live on comments, praises questions and observations you may have! Thank you! Ryan
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