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A Game of Thrones List of haikus

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By Thavien YliasterPublished 3 years ago • 2 min read
A Game of Thrones List of haikus
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Usurpers chased them.

Their brother died to the Stag.

King's Guard slayed the king.

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The Stag loved the Wolf.

The Stag wed to the Lion.

Lion horned the Stag.

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Lioness had cubs.

Her Lion gave her Moon's Tea.

The Stag had its fawns.

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The fawns were not cubs.

The cubs were never his fawns.

The Stag spread its seed.

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The group journeyed North.

A young Wolf pup liked to climb.

He saw the Lions.

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Lion caught the pup.

Said, "The things I do for love."

Then, the pup was thrown.

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The wolves had a den.

One pup was not the mother's.

He was a dragon.

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In another land

A Dragon wed to the Horse.

They roamed the grass sea.

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King without a crown

Kept growing more impatient

Wore a crown of gold

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The Dragon saved Sheep,

The Dragon saved Horses too,

from further war crimes.

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The dragon eats sheep.

The dragon also eats horse.

She rose to power.

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She was near foaling.

Her Stallion suffered sickness.

She turned to a witch.

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Her foal was born dead.

Her Stallion had lost movement.

Her womb shriveled up.

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Across the waters

The secret Dragon went north.

He had company.

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This Lion read books.

His mind was like a sharp sword.

Books were his whetstones.

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A shield of ice stood.

It guarded the realms of men.

Evil was beyond.

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The cold does preserve.

The wall saves lives meant for death.

It's some's redemption.

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For those who harmed lives

now they protect other's lives

or they lose their own.

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The Stag and Wolf leave.

The Wolf will help the Stag rule.

At least he tries to.

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They travel down south.

They are met with tragedy.

Butcher's boy butchered.

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The pups lost their wolves.

A wolf had choked on an antler.

The sign becomes true.

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Before the Wolf left

The Trout received a letter

from her own sister.

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The Wolf walks down south.

The Trout swims her way south-east

once her pup wakes up.

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Whilst in a coma

the young wolf was attacked by

a dragon bone blade.

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It was a setup.

Her pup's pet wolf saved the day.

Who was behind this?

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The Falcon was killed.

So, a new hand was needed.

Hence, the retinue.

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Whilst traveling home,

the Trout seized the Book Lion.

He was innocent.

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She did not think so.

He became her prisoner.

Her sister was worse.

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A spoiled hatchling

wanted the Book Lion too

fly through the moon door.

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Still at his mom's tit,

this hatchling would throw his fits

to get what he wants.

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The Book Lion paid.

A sell sword championed him.

They won their "freedom."

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Sure, they were let free,

but sent into mountain tribes.

She wanted them dead.

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Back in King's Landing

The Stag goes on boar hunting

Only to get hurt

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The Wolf does Research.

He discovers Falcon's notes.

Like Gregor Mendel?

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The Stag perishes.

Wolf confronts the Lioness.

Slandered with treason.

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One pup trains with sword.

The other begs for mercy.

The cub takes no heed.

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Mockingbird betrays,

lusting after the Wolf's Trout,

clawing to power.

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Against his mom's words

the cub orders for Wolf's head.

His daughters had watched.

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Back across the sea

the Dragon burns the corpses

with her wedding gifts.

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She burns the witch too.

Then mounts her Stallion's body.

Fire rages through the night.

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Stone shells were cracking.

They had been brought back to life

by the FIRE AND BLOOD.

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No longer extinct,

they drank from her swollen breasts.

She now had children.

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    Written by Thavien Yliaster