The Three Little Pigs
By: Eyra Dragonsworth
The Three Pigs acquire names, attitudes, and a 'Beowulf' style text.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Poetry/Suspense - Chapters: 9 - Words: 2,487 - Reviews: 9 - Published: Jun 8, 2001 - id: 310788
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Canto VI
Canto VI
Close to the house of Istray
Came a ferocious and frightening fiend,
Traveling the road slowly,
Leering at the people he passed.
He was known as the Baying Wolf, the beast that
Haunted houses of the disappeared.
His name was feared, and
All sensible souls barred their doors at
The sound of him. The foolish few
That did not were gone by morning.
None were seen again, and
Whether they lived or lost their lives by
The Baying Wolf is not to be known.
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