SoulofChrysamere Posted August 29, 2013 Share Posted August 29, 2013 A short poem that I wrote today that pokes fun at some of the comments that Skyrim's guards make.============================================================= QUIRKY SKYRIM GUARDS I’ve seen a lot of oddities in Skyrim’s rugged lands,And I like to think my intellect can handle the demandsFrom dragon graves, Dwarven ruins, and even wandering bards.However, one thing still baffles me – these quirky Skyrim guards. On more than one occasion, the longsword at my sideHas prompted commentary, and some guards have repliedThat they too disdain a clunky greatsword or battleaxe,Yet several of them had big warhammers slung across their backs. Beyond that, quite a few of them appear to genuinelyValue a suit of plated steel above good ebony.I’ve had one glance at my back, where my trusty bow is placed,And say he prefers a sword, but he had a war axe at his waist. Regarding Skyrim’s crime levels, lots of guardsmen stateSome pretty silly contenders for the highest committal rate,And the winner has apparently left the province nigh bereftOf pastries since, absurdly enough, number one is sweetroll theft. The guards express a desire for some carnal, bloody funAlthough it’s a most masochistic trade that they want done.Petty thieving burglars and violent, soused carousersAre wanted replaced by bandits and marauding rabble-rousers. Despite these common displays of verbal lunacy,When it comes to fighting, they showcase their supremacy.So, don’t steal, don’t brawl, don’t rape or murder, don’t tell any fibs,And never cross a guard’s blade, or you’ll get it in your ribs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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