| Six men dangle |
| above the chasm of a moat, |
| their lives held in balance |
| by the thickness of a rope. |
|
| They all are victims |
| of a mastermind: "Suenna" - |
| who has promised to afree them |
| in exchange for another. |
|
| His name is "Fare Well,"- |
| a prince from the east, |
| blessed with flowing red curls |
| and eyes emerald green. |
|
| The beauty of his heart |
| matched only by the beauty of his breast, |
| he agreed to exchange himself, |
| for the freedom of the rest. |
|
| But the princess Idolatta, would have none of it. |
| She forbade him from going, |
| and had him locked in his room- |
| what else is a best friend for, if not to save one from doom? |
|
| She uptook her longsword, |
| her arrows, her sling, and bow, |
| and swinging her leg o'er her horse, |
| proclaimed "Off I go." |
|
| She arrived at the castle |
| facing gates 'graved "Suenna," |
| and bellowed "Open up! In Haste! |
| For I, am Idolatta!" |
|
| Her name had gained great fame |
| among all of the kingdoms, |
| as she had slain such monsters, |
| from pivpins to dragons. |
|
| But even "Idolatta" |
| could not frighten Suenna, |
| She merely laughed quite darkly, |
| and said, "Go on and enter!" |
|
| The gates creakled open, |
| and on went Idolatta,- |
| wary of the danger, |
| but to determined to be turned off. |
|
| She knew that confronting Suenna |
| could not be avoided, |
| if she wanted to ensure |
| the safety of her beloved: |
|
| Suenna was obsessed; |
| a maniac in lust- |
| She was not aware of, |
| the personality Fare Well had. |
|
| But he was a beautiful person |
| with a wonderful soul- |
| which is why Idolatta loved him- |
| though he didn't know. |
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