{"sf1_id":2198124,"sf2_id":"keNbyLOe","title":"Oh that Foe Vitch was Slay!","author":"Razorbill1","words":126,"posted_at":"2024-11-08T01:52:54.000Z","tags":["Anthro","Badger","Brian","Comedy","Comic","Dark","Dark_comedyPoem","Drunk","Fanartdigital","Fantasycreature","Fighter","Jacques","Longsword","Medieval","Medievalarmor","Medievalfantasy","Medievalknight","Originalcharacter","Poem","Rat","Redwall","Sketch","Stoat","Sword","Vitch","Warrior","ale","cape","combat","digitalart","mattimeo","song","wound"],"url":"https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/2198124-oh-that-foe-vitch-was-slay","original_url":"https://sofurry.com/s/keNbyLOe","image_url":"https://cdn.sofurryfiles.com/submissions/thumbnails/a2/ba/a2bae311-9127-43ea-9eee-92dafc6453f1","description":"A pro Redwall ballad stanza, for songs against Redwall's foes and notable enemies, to boost morale and mock these adversary forces they have fought.   \n  \nSmall poem about a rich scene of emotion and vengeance after the felling of Mattimeo's rival little Vitch.","content":"A series of fan fiction\u0026nbsp;ballad stanzas, based on the\u0026nbsp;books Mattimeo and\u0026nbsp;Mossflower that are\u0026nbsp;part of the Redwall series,\u0026nbsp;which is\u0026nbsp;authored and copyright owned\u0026nbsp;by Brian Jacques.\n\nA pro\u0026nbsp;Redwall ballad stanza, for songs\u0026nbsp;against Redwall's foes and notable enemies, to boost\u0026nbsp;morale and\u0026nbsp;mock these\u0026nbsp;adversary\u0026nbsp;forces they have\u0026nbsp;fought.\n\nSee other notable stanzas, written for\u0026nbsp;humour and fandom\u0026nbsp;for either side on my page:\n\nOh that Foe Vitch was Slay!\n\n_I shall rue that day,\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_That foe Vitch was slay,\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_Oh such rife and strife,\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_Cut me deep like knife.\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_Then I watched with glee,\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_As he fell did he.\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_Oh he wailed and wept,\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_At his new best friend,\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_Oh he plead and begged,\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_At the bolas he met.\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_And together amend,\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_To befitting his end,\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_Oh it shuck thy bell,\u0026nbsp;_\n\n_How right that folly fell.\u0026nbsp;_"}