Robin and Marion (poem) by Rie Sheridan Rose on AuthorsDen

One business owner's hilarious, "Laugh-a-mile-a-minute" romp through the inner city...

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1.	ENTITLEMENTS ?


2.	They Tiptoed ...


3.	Tyranny's Horizon


4.	Good and Evil


5.	Reality Check.


6.	A child in its mother's womb


7.	In Appreciation


8.	You Can't Touch My Pain


9.	Current Events


10.	Are they ready...?


11.	Everything is tenebrous as the dusk.


12.	Irresistible


13.	Forgotten Corner Of The World


14.	Today was Busy...


15.	A Touch

Robin and Marion by Rie Sheridan Rose Friday, March 05, 2004 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan (in honor of this year's Faire theme...)

Outlaws they may call us But nobility is more than birth— Here in the shadowed woodland We hold aloft the truth. Wolvesheads of the forest Seeking to right the wrongs Of privilege against the poor We champion the weak. They call us mad ruffians And seek to bind what They cannot tame. We shall not yield. Love we snatch from grief, Together we face them all. Together against the villains-- We forever will be free. (Illustration by Jen Clower-Brown http://www.adragonseyefantasy.com/)
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Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson	4/9/2004

Well done, Rie! I'm enjoying your poetry and Jen's art!




Reviewed by Eddie Thompson	3/13/2004

chivarly isn't dead at all in this poem...good work.