I won't tell you he was just a little odd,
he was very odd, for obvious reasons.
The troll boy he was called, was very tall.
"How tall "? you ask, the tallest of them all,
and above his waist none would ever rise.
His long hair upwards would grow, like
gravity with him was playing a cruel joke,
adding many more inches to his height
and like a bristle brush painting the sky,
His hair with every dawn like the sun would
glow, warm orange, and bright red but every
night the glow subside to the moon's bright white.
May 13, 2015
May 13, 2015 at 4:19 AM UTC
I won't tell you he was just a little odd,
he was very odd, for obvious reasons.
The troll boy he was called, was very tall.
"How tall "? you ask, the tallest of them all,
and above his waist none would ever rise.
His long hair upwards would grow, like
gravity with him was playing a cruel joke,
adding many more inches to his height
and like a bristle brush painting the sky,
His hair with every dawn like the sun would
glow, warm orange, and bright red but every
night the glow subside to the moon's bright white.
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