Anglo-Saxon Resume
Listen closley to my tale
Quickly, gather round the flame
Power and wit the legend does tell
And of how I earned my name

A land of flowers was my home
Forever rain and sun
For seven years, my life down south
Then that life was done

My father's leige sent him north
I went too, right at his side
Our new home, the nation's heart
To a town of wildcats and pride

In this new town, I was unknown
No bards told my ballad
So I must begin here anew
My quests must be known valid

To a land of ice have I gone
Sons of wolves guard me at night
Sleeping side by side under stars
Upon snow of purest white

I fly down walls of stone
My life held by a single thread
Earth rising ever closer
Stay my skill or else I'm dead
Beowulf's Mead Hall
Enough of feats of strength
Legendary to be my wit
One has only to read
Read the tales I have writ

Tale Masters sharpened my talent
Brooks, Jordan, McCaffrey, Goodkind
While reading their fables of magic
Stories grew that were soley mine

Stories are not all I know
Numbers, the workings of the earth,
And the legends of the ages
Knowledge beyond all worth

So doubt not my place here
I know the right I have earned
My telling does end tonight
But my tale lives as long as the world doth turn
The assignment was to boast about ourselves as Beowulf did when he first entered Herot and greeted King Hrothgar.  Just thought you should know why the poem has such an arrogant tone to it.
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