The Sculpture of Hipposthenes



her image sculptured within my mind
"correa de Perfecto"
she stood before me
in pink lace smiling.
she had worked eager and hard to
obtain the image before me
thus must I beleive to attract me
Must I beleive
all before me as mine
the rules of Pale' she delived as
my opponet
probably received the same
yet mine came with a woman who
wished me Champion
above all head and shoulders
above the rest
the notation wished
us health and strenght
it named us My name
in bout shall be
Strato Nicasylus of Trill
"the coloratura of pale'"
must my opponet be
"Caprus Perilaus of Aria
"Glamorous"
before men we shall grapple
to crown champion
a foe to be familar with
audeinces who will either jeer or
champion the efords of a grappler
who will represent a companies
interest.
celebrate, sing, renown and stand unoppossed
that the ceromony for champion
has the defeated opponet
to kneal before
the throned sested champion
his duties then are to hand the strap to
the champion and walk out of the room
he maybe invited back if the champion allows his attendance. this man cannot have a rubber match until
he has been reclaimed by the fans.
those in attendance shall either boo or jeer the once beloved
or stand and applaud he who they had
boo'd and jeered.
the ceromony must included champenge provided by both
company and champion. due to this fact the losers
champenge will be purchased by the company.
and the mangerail role of contender has then
forfeited
the champions purse
and will then give one quarter of the champege price
to the champions table. it ends the ceromony
and began the celebration. If a contract can be talked into signture
the company will name the losser number one contender forcing a rubber match.
But if knowthing is agreed upon, the neglect cause takes affect ignoring the contender until the audeinces reclaims his effords.

About this poem

they neatly cast the statue to stand in the snowy garden those in the areana must image the beauty of spring. Diasimotita

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Submitted by allanterry542curtis on January 13, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme AABCDBBEFGAHDIJKLAHBMNBOPQIRSOTUAIASIDVMWXYZ1 JB2 3 4 5 FO6 G
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 1,841
Words 333
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 55

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