An Epitaph for Cluny the Scourge

An Epitaph for Cluny the Scourge By Foxpiper Here lies the corpse of Cluny the Scourge, Who made many a beast miserable and their peace he did purge; He was struck down by a bell, And descended straight into hell; ...

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A Prayer to Martin the Warrior

A Prayer to Martin the Warrior By Foxpiper I pray to you, Martin, our guardian of Redwall, Please protect our families and friends above all; Keep our spirits soaring and show us the way, And remind us to be strong...

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Come Ye Back to Green Isle

Come Ye Back to Green Isle By Foxpiper Come ye back to bonnie Green Isle, Where welcoming otters and ottermaids dwell; Sail the shores and stay for awhile, And rest your head at Holt Summerdell. Stroll through...

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The Ballad of Temiree

The Ballad of Temiree By Foxpiper Of all the legends ever told, None were about a beast so bold; So come gather around and feel free, To listen to the tale of Temiree. Temiree, Temiree, Creature steeped in...

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A Journey Among the Highlands

A Journey Among the Highlands By Foxpiper As I walked among the Highlands, my footpaws felt the earth, Forming paw prints in the ground blessed by my very mirth; I was always proud to call these Highland hills my own, ...

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An Encounter with Vipertooth the Slayer

An Encounter with Vipertooth the Slayer By Foxpiper As I wondered through the woods of Mossflower, I heard the Joseph Bell toll the twelfth hour; The dark midnight sky was an ominous sight, But it was the creature I...

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In Memory of a Withered Rose

In Memory of a Withered Rose By Foxpiper I shed a single tear, gazing mournfully upon her grave, An earthen tomb for my beloved of whom I could not save; She was once a beautiful maiden both in sight and sound, Now left alone to rot...

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An End to the Distance

An End to the Distance By Foxpiper A young man traveled down a darkened road, Beneath stately trees and September night sky; While past thoughts weighed like a heavy load, Of bittersweet memories from times gone by. A decade of...

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The Wolf and the Shapeshifter

The Wolf and the Shapeshifter By Foxpiper A lone wolf walked amongst the darkness still, Secluded by the night and winter's chill; Howling toward the bleak and cloudless sky, He filled the coldness with his solemn cry. It was then she...

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The Wolf of the Night

The Wolf of the Night By Foxpiper Oh, wolf of the night, what darkness you bring, Your howling announces the setting sun; Over sacred forests where your brethren sing, To the rising moon, a wondrous one. As a child of Fenrir, I see in your...

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An Epitaph for Urgan Nagru

An Epitaph for Urgan Nagru By Foxpiper Here lies the body of Urgan Nagru, Who wore the hide of a wolf he never slew; During a violent brawl, The wolf's fangs pierced his skull; Ending a fight the fox would forever rue.

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The Fox of the Frozen North

The Fox of the Frozen North By Foxpiper From the cold, silent forests below winter's pale serene, Came a creature of white beauty along the snowy scene; With eyes of dark amber and a nose of obsidian grand, Rarely had such a handsome beast...

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