Majestic Bridge Poem

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Once upon a time there was land of greatness, it was full of green trees, nice tall grassy lands, there was so many rolling hills it was just so beautiful . Some people said it was the heaven,but there was a catch to this beautiful sight . There is this bridge and under this bridge is a disgusting, ugly, smelly drooly, TROLL! This troll stood at 8ft tall and weighed about 5 horses! He did not let anyone pass to the other side of this majestic bridge no matter what. One day, there were four goats they were all different sizes and they wanted to go to the other side of the bridge because they saw the beautiful grass over there. They slowly stepped on the majestic bridge. The troll silently crept up upon the four goats and BAMMM! The terrible
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