By Caesar

By Caesar

A Poem by Nick
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A gladiator tribute

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By Caesar's will, their blood will spill

Their doctore's drill, like farmers till
Despite the thrills, and constant chills
Strong armour twills, like defensive quills

A game master's bill, they better kill
It's a bitter pill, their mothers shrill
Morals weak as krill, this must distill

With battle's fill, a bloody mill
Their fight's downhill, their fortune's ill
As they lie still, their lifeblood's nil

By Caesar's will, their blood has spilled

© 2013 Nick


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They came, they saw, they conquered...such as war... it's a bitter pill to swallow, indeed!
Very dramatic, well written piece... I enjoyed the rhyming and rhythmic flow of your artistic gladiator tribute. Well done! :)

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Nick

10 Years Ago

Thank you!

Oh and you figured out the latin tagline ;)

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