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The Legend of Kahless the Unforgettable |
Gene Senior Member
since 2000-01-23
Posts 935Colorado, USA |
The Legend of Kahless the Unforgettable In the time when the tyrant Morlor reigned, in Qo’noS from, did Kahless come, the greatest warrior under the Empire’s Sun. It was then, some 1,500 years ago, when united his people, from whence he'd come, Kahless knew he had to kill, and took upon a giant hill named Qrl’Staq--the volcano. He lopped off a lock of his hair and dropped it into the volcanic rock, then into the Lake of Lursor, he plunged the burning lock. And out of the lock, he formed a blade and called he batlh’etlh, sword of honor. And with this blade, he did slay, the evil Morlor--mortally wounded, lay. But then Moratlh, brother to Kahless, told an evil lie, which made it look as though Kahless had brought shame upon his family name. So Kahless, in revenge, fought a fight, which lasted twelve days, and twelve nights, until his brother Moratlh also, lay dead. Kahless lived a long and honorable life, but when it came time for him to die, he went to Sto’vo’qor, where upon a star, he pointed and said, "On that point of light, I shall return." It is said, to this day, Kahless remains in Sto’vo’qor to await the arrival of fallen heroes. So now, all warriors of the Empire, a solemn oath, they do take, to die heroic in battle, and be laid to rest, their bones, upon the hallowed home of Sto’vo’qor. _____ ~Gene Note: I wrote this poem, based on a fictitious Klingon mythical legend. Klingon and other Star Trek related marks are Copyrights and Trademarks of Paramount Pictures. [This message has been edited by u_gene (edited 02-08-2000).] |
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sweetcollege_girl Senior Member
since 1999-12-03
Posts 872just about where I want to be |
nice piece of work Gene...I liked it it had that medeival ssense to it also...I like that stuff too..good work! ~~Lavada~~ "For every beauty, there is an eye somewhere to see it. For every truth, there is an ear somewhere to hear it For every love, there is a heart somewhere to receive it".--Ivan Panin |
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Echo Rhayne Senior Member
since 1999-09-17
Posts 1495Canyon Country, CA |
Interesting Gene, very very interesting! Just be glad I'm not your child! *evil grin* |
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Gene Senior Member
since 2000-01-23
Posts 935Colorado, USA |
Lavada, Thanks, glad you liked it and noticed the similarities to medeival poetry. That's what I had in mind when I wrote it. I really like those type of poems too, especially the epic poems throughout history. Echo, Thanks, glad to see you're back--hope you stay a while. ~Gene |
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Munda Member Elite
since 1999-10-08
Posts 3544The Hague, The Netherlands |
Thank you for writing this poem in English and not in Klingon Enjoyed it a lot Gene |
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Elizabeth Santos Member Rara Avis
since 1999-11-08
Posts 9269Pennsylvania |
At first I thought, Boy, here's a guy who's still hooked on Dungeons and Dragons, and I know how long it takes to get over that from experience. A well written tale! Liz |
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Gene Senior Member
since 2000-01-23
Posts 935Colorado, USA |
Hehehe, Liz. I don't even know what Dungeons and Dragons really is. I'm way too old for that. I was in college when Pong was all the rage. I just like mythical poems, that's all. Munda, But it reads so much better in Klingon. ~Gene |
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Little_Spyro Senior Member
since 2000-01-09
Posts 659San Diego, CA, USA |
Q'apla, Gene! lol Good work! I know a little bit about Klingon mythology myself...but thanks for enlightening me! Little Spyro T. Dragon |
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Denise
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Member Seraphic
since 1999-08-22
Posts 22648 |
You sure put much work into this piece, Gene! Whew! Very creative! Denise |
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Fred Hobbs Member
since 1999-06-08
Posts 329Tallahassee, Florida, US |
Nice work, I liked it!. But Kahless and the Klingon Empire are NOT fictional. Gowron Leader of the High Council |
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