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The Horatii

November 3, 2013
By Mushroom SILVER, Skagway, Alaska
Mushroom SILVER, Skagway, Alaska
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;If everyone is thinking alike, someone isn&#039;t thinking.&quot;<br /> - General George Patton Jr<br /> <br /> &quot;If God is for us, who can be against us?&quot;<br /> -Romans 8:31


Three verses three went out to fight, their very dear countries were in a plight. The horn blew and the swords clashed, two Horatii were down in a flash. The Curatti of Alba cheered “We have won” but then Horatius slew everyone. And when Horatius finally went home he found his sister was not cheering for Rome. Horatius got angry, slew her, and was sentenced to death but the people of Rome would not allow his loss of breath. They built him a statue of solid gold and showed it so all the Roman people could behold. The soldiers were happy the Romans were too, even the Latins had a smile or two.


The author's comments:
A real story put into poetry.

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on Nov. 27 2013 at 6:05 pm
Mushroom SILVER, Skagway, Alaska
7 articles 1 photo 15 comments

Favorite Quote:
&quot;If everyone is thinking alike, someone isn&#039;t thinking.&quot;<br /> - General George Patton Jr<br /> <br /> &quot;If God is for us, who can be against us?&quot;<br /> -Romans 8:31

Thanks for your help!  But this story is actually historical! I should have spell-checked first but I did make this a while ago.

on Nov. 13 2013 at 9:50 pm
Hi, so your poem is okay, but here are few tips: That's not how you spell "Versus" You should probably use a colon somewhere in the "We have won" "Allow is loss of breath" is too wordy "and showed it"?- doesn't sound right "very dear"? -weak And seriously, what kinda dude kills his own sister?