A Poem About Horn

Horn was his name
Black Magic did he invest
And released a curse,
Not even his aim.

The Pygons were abundant
And the sword rusted

But Horn had a mission

To put an end to this plague

 

To the coast, to the mountains

freeing all along the way

Until, the king was freed

and the curse was not lifted

 

The Pygon High Emperor was still alive

sitting on his throne

watching the progress of the door to beyond

and the curse was not lifted

 

Through the mountain

above the lava

slowly solving, jumping

and the curse was not lifted

 

Close to the seat of power

In the king’s citadel

Westernesse was in ruin

and the curse was not lifted

 

And the quest was not done

not finished

not fufilled

and the curse was not lifted.

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A screen shot of the game.

 

This poem, for any of you free-app-watchers, is about the current free app of the week. Horn is a game with a super rich story and backstory, good gameplay, and an all-around amazing look. What inspired me to write this poem is the story from my point in the game. I felt that the story could be put in a very poetic way.

Week 4 and 5: Media And A Memory


“NERF N-Strike Recon CS-6 (2009 Commercial).” YouTube. YouTube, 23 Oct. 2011. Web. 11 Apr. 2014. .

This was my favorite toy when I was little. The Nerf Recon CS-6 was the most customizable, highest power,  and good-looking Nerf gun I could get my hands on. On Christmas morning, I can see myself walking down to the spot where I could expect a nice, new toy just for me. I saw it, and my only dream of that time came true. The gun that I had shot at my friend’s house, and immediately fell in love with it, was mine.

It had both a removable stock and barrel, plus a laser sight for pin-point accuracy. The gun had six shots in it, allowing me to shoot for an almost endless time. Later, I got an extra clip to add to the time needed to empty it before starting the process of finding and reloading the darts into the gun- an activity that I both loved and hated at the same time.

I loved this toy more than the commercial above can capture. My Nerf wars were never complete without it as soon as I got it. I remember spending hours on end shooting, reloading, and hiding from my friends in our seemingly epic battles. Somewhere in my storage I still have it- plus a bucket full of darts(considerably more than when I got it) and even more guns for my friends who weren’t as fortunate to own one of the most fun toys that may have ever existed.

Here is the full gun that I have pulled out of storage just for this occasion:

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This toy will be forever immortalized in my heart as the fist dream-toy that I ever got and still have to this day.