Story of the Club The Mouse January 12, 2018 by Andrew 0 Comments Photo by Jon DeBoer Photo by Jon DeBoer One evening in the summer Beneath the lights and smoke A Battle of the Titans Le Rouge and Mighty Oak From Arbor over yonder Unto the City gate What brought the two together Was nothing less than fate The Red they started quickly Striking once and then once more Immortality was within their grasp A place in City lore But then The Tree responded ‘Our roots are deep and strong Before this day is over Our name shall be in song’ A blow and then another The lead had been erased A chilling silence filled the air And worry marked each face The warriors surged now back and forth Deep on into the night Then just inside the old south wall One sought to end the fight The Mouse was what they called him For in stature he was small But in this deadly game of foot He was greatest of them all The ball fell slowly to his Right He took his chance with skill His strike found home; He wheeled off To celebrate the kill The long-awaited day had come The Tree had been chopped down For forty days and forty nights Joy swept through the old town The hero’s name was Mondi For ever tell his tale That your children’s children speak it still When they are old and frail Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Post navigation ← Heart and SoulNumber Crunchin’: 2017 Attendance → Author Andrew