At late hours of the night
A peasant and a knight
Approach a burning light
Blazing from a smoker's pipe.
Before the guards come into sight,
Both breath in a heavy hit.
Cowards make a split,while guards
Cross over bridges, turn in quick,
Close the roads, coming in thick.
Dozens line in rows like bricks.
Dope-head shouts to his friends,
"Drop it, here comes the pigs!"
Elegant still, the peasant fell
Effected by her daze,
Escaping from their trace
Folks hide in their houses.
Flames die out like
Far away shouting.
Guards search all over.
Golden horses speed and cover
Gardens full of Reefer.
Hidden in plain sight, the knight,
Holding his peasant maiden tight,
Hurrys in bright moonlight.
Insist on staying by her side,
Inseparable like day and night.
In a town full of herb,
Justice is no longer served.
Juvenile merchants
Join in rages and curse Kingsmen.
Keeping himself clean, the
knight drops all his green,
Knowing this land belongs to the king.
Lost in the confusion
Leaves behind his compass.
Lovely awakens, the maiden,
Mary-Jane Elizabeth,
Married to a guard, sir Phillip,
Manages to sit up right.
Noticing her savior knight,
Named him a hero for
Not letting her go.
Over head the mountains,
Opens up a kingless-village
Of the unknown.
Putting on a show,
Prince of the land,
Philip comes riding close.
Quickly lighting torches.
Quantities of bushes
Quietly kills the forest.
Reaching their presence.
Resembling the Phoenix,
Rises from the ashes,
Suddenly appears a Stray stallion,
Swiftly takes the knight and maiden then
Starts trotting
Towards the free-land
That is too far up ahead, yet,
Too far to go back.
Unnoticed by Philip who now
Understands it's his
Uncertain lover,
Vividly sees the green sire
Vigorously on top the water-
Very many shots are fired.
What horror falls a Marder!
When Mary-Jane left the palace
Words were spoken
'xcept the fact that she was cheating
X-Double Minus action.
Xander, the Knights true name,
Yanks to the ground in pain.
yielded guards remain.
Yet with
Zero time to speak,
Zoning out, Xander bleeds and
Zealously tells Mary, "I only wanted Love, Not Weed."
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