once again, me in boring language arts class. to pass the time wisely (meaning not to fall asleep), i began to write an epic poem. it is based on an assignment my science teacher (kind of werid assignment but he was cool!!) so all i had to do was to convert it to poetic form. and here it is
warning it is more than three pages long
The Battle of the Gods
At day break, the Greek army march on
To face the Norse enemy beyond
The Greek were led by heroic mortals
The Norse by the Aesir, godly immortals
With many cheers, they gear for war
Fighting for glory, honor, and more
The Norse begin their glorious charge
The Greeks unleash their arrows in a barrage
No Norse god falls from this rain
They seek to give the enemy great pain
Reaching the enemy, the Norse gods fight
But Odin comes into a deadly plight
Hercules shoots a venomous dart
That pierces Odin’s noble heart
Odin’s son, Vidar, goes into a rage
Slaying many warriors in his rampage
The Greeks relentlessly presses on
When two ships appear on the horizon
Both vessels carry a Norse allied crew
So Poseidon’s wrath the ships drew
The god summoned both water and wind
Seeking to bring the vessels to an end
Both sides watch to see how the ships fare
What they saw happen, the Greeks despair
For Poseidon was killed and sent to the sea
Falling into an abyss where no one could see
One ship unleashes the warriors of the dead
With the wily god, Loki, leading them ahead
Naglfar, the other, unloads all the crew onboard
That consists of Hyrm and the Jotun horde
The stone giants go to war with loud bellows
Fighting with former enemies, but fellows
But as the war turns to Norse favor
Something comes from the upper layer
Hordes of harpies appear in the sky
Down upon the Norse they fly
The giants’ head they scratch and bite
Disturbing the Norse while they fight
More creatures come to Greek aid
Loki hews one Greek monster’s head
The Minotaur and Vidar fights endlessly
Medusa kills Hyrm and his gurad mercilessly
Again to the Greek army, victory ring
Until to the war arrives Loki’s offspring
Hel, Fenrir wolf, and Jormungard snake
Comes crashing down into the battle’s wake
Jormungarad brings Achilles’ glorious fall
Filling many Greek hearts with appall
Crashing down into Greek ranks, Fenrir howls
Odysseus and Hercules the wolf embowels
The Chimera Thor and Loki destroy
Vidar kills Hector, fair prince of Troy
Yet again, victory falls into Norse hand
The Greek army quail and begins to disband
But look beyond, the Greek gods appear
Armed with sword, bow, axe, and spear
The gods did not come too early or too late
For the Norse were sealing their enemy’s fate
The Greek gods charged onto the Norse
Riding upon majestic beast and horse
The Greek gods, the Norse run to meet
In hopes of bringing their enemies to defeat
With deadly results the two armies clash
Zeus smites many with a bright flash
Hades summons the soldier of death
Apollo gives his enemies ill health
As the gods come, the Greeks cheer
The outcome of the battle becomes clear
Norse defeat and Greek victory is at hand
The Norse army makes a glorious stand
Just before the Norse army fall
A bright light shines upon all
Soldiers of Vallaha appear gloriously
A resurrected Odin leads this army
Armed with weapons made with great skill
The Greek gods and mortals they long to kill
From the south emerge giants of fire
Their lust for battle never tire
The fiery Muspelheim, these giants hail from
To the aid of their stone brothers, they come
Bellowing, the fire giants help the Norse
The Norse army grows with this force
United the Norse army presses on the enemy
Falling many brave soldiers of the Greek army
Zeus challenges the god, Odin, to a duel
A horrible decision the Greek god will rue
Odin slays Zeus with his mighty spear
Spreading among the Greeks fear
The Hydra the giants of Muspelheim kill
But its poisonous blood cause them to be ill
Interrupted by the raging battle, the Titans wake
They bellow and cry until the earth begins to shake
Then the Titans march to the war, killing all in their path
Apollo’s arrows and Thor’s hammer stops their wrath
The Fenrir wolf devours many Greek mortals
Until he was slain by angry Greek immortals
Thor kills most of the Greek army
Until he is slain by Hades cruelly
In revenge, Odin kills the Greek god of death
And in his rage kills ever y Greek in his path
When Apollo was slain by the Midgard serpent
The blood of the OIympians are all but spent
The Aesir also lie fallen and dead
For the Cerberus hews Odin’s head
The remaining armies fight and kill ceaselessly
The warrior spirits come back and fight endlessly
But in the end, no one won but everyone lost
For the destruction of the earth is the battle’s cost
Asgard burns and Mt. Olympus crumbles
Midgard and the earth itself shakes and rumbles
The earth burns in the fires of doom
And everywhere hangs dread and gloom
i have also began work on another epic poem with a lot of tolkien influences but not copying despite wut my friend said. but i have misplaced it so i will tell it to u asap