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Ogre under the bridge
by Sean D Rasmussen → (All Poetry by Sean D Rasmussen)
  
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An ogre lived under a bridge,
it was a fearful sight.
Its long claws filed razor sharp,
its eyes shined red and bright.

Gladly would it make a snack,
of all who came along.
It would leap out with a roar,
and with a chomp they were gone.

A knight soon came by,
in armor shining bright.
He was going to slay the ogre,
in an epic of a fight.

The ogre caught him unawares,
(some say purely by chance).
It feasted on knight fricasse,
and picked its teeth with the lance.

Later came upon a horse of white,
a certain prince named Charming.
The ogre was upon him in a flash,
his demise was quite alarming.

Near sunset then came a mime,
within his invisable box.
The ogre charged with a roar,
and stopped in total shock.

It snarled as it turned away,
and said "What a waste.
From all I've heard and all I've read,
a mime is a terrible thing to taste."

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 Reviews of "Ogre under the bridge"
Reviewed by Vicky Jeter
Reviewed on January 19, 2004
Ah, yes -- this returns me, too, to childhood imaginings of the
Troll and the three Billie Goats Gruff -- might have to see if I
can respond to this--excellent! Vicky

Reviewed on January 19, 2004
Fantastic imagery! I once was afraid of a 'troll bridge' we named near my grandfathers house. This brought back those memories from long ago. It is a great write! LOVED IT!
Antoinette


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