(A/N) In case you haven't guessed, because this is a poem, it will be only one chapter. However, if you really like it, I would prefer that you review and tell me what you think. Your input will change the way I write poetry in the future for this site, so I would like to have it.
No flames, please. My temper is made of dynamite and has a very short fuse, so you might make me blow up, and then I would have no choice but to block you from ever reviewing my fiction ever again, and I would really hate to do that, now wouldn't I…?
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Disclaimer Yuugioh does notBelong to me, and, sadly
Oh! It never will
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(A/N) As if you haven't noticed, I now use formatted syllable poetry like haiku and cinquains as my disclaimers.
As you might not know, a cinquain is a poem with five lines, hence the name. The first line is 2 syllables, the second is 4, the third is 6, the fourth is 8, and the final line is 2 again.
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"The Best"When you're at the top
Only one way to go
No way up
So down you hop
Now, when you're second best
When you've been taken down
Then you can go on up
Up above all the rest
And once you make it there
Back up to the top
Your rival remains
Forever in your hair
He'll challenge you forever
For this lifetime on and on
To make you want to stay
The best forever and ever
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(A/N) In case you can't tell, it's about Seto, people.
Although personally I don't think he's second best, I think he's the best, and YamiYugi only wins because he uses magic to shuffle his deck.
REVIEW! It makes me want to write more…