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The balls of Thor (Sonnet) by John Rambo
I ruled Valhalla drunken in my dreams
As Thor the god of thunder ran in fear.
Whilst I, the drunken mead-thane heard the screams
Of maidens weeping in their honey-beer.
I sailed a golden ship to lands of hate
And with my battle-axe I sliced the limbs
Of miscreants who ran, but much too late!
The Catholics gather 'round to sing them hymns.
I am a violent viking on a boat
Who rules the land of Iceland with my sword.
I drink the mead to quench my thirsty throat
Those who impede my thirst-quench shalt be gored.
Bow down to me, ye foolish and repent.
You're giving up your dreams...your life is spent.
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Arithmetic Mean: 6.4
Weighted score: 5.166884
Overall Rank: 5022
Posted: May 21, 2006 2:04 PM PDT; Last modified: May 21, 2006 2:04 PM PDT
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