Okay, this is the first time I've ever ... filked, would you call it? I'm rising to a challenge (or sinking to one, depending on how you view the results) and posting this and another one that I wrote the other night. The certain persons responsible for my questionable efforts shall remain nameless (much to their relief, I'm sure). Unless, of course, they continue to give me grief. In which case, I'll expose them to the world and then you can give *them* grief. (Insert diabolical laughter) Consider yourselves warned. As always, the "Forever Knight" television series and its characters are not mine. (Darn it!) I'm merely borrowing them for my own insane pleasure. Permission is granted to archive this story at Mel Moser's FK fanfic site and the FK ftp site. If anyone else would like it, by all means ask. My Vamp (A filk) by Cindy Ingram February 1999 ===================================================================== This is set in the wake of "Last Knight." Picture Natalie singing it to the tune of "My Man" from the Barbra Streisand musical, "Funny Girl." ===================================================================== Oh, my vamp, I love him so, He'll never know. When he takes me in his arms, Those deadly charms! Then he bites me on the neck, without a peck. Awwww, heck! It's so cold here on the floor, And kinda sore Where he bit my neck; now he is such a wreck. But whatever my vamp is, I am his Forever more. It's my fault, I should have said Take me to bed! He just didn't have a klew What to do. Just a quick smack on the wrist Is all I got. Thanks a lot! It's so cold here on the floor, And kinda sore Where he bit my neck; now he is such a wreck. But whatever my vamp is, I am his For-eeee-verrrrr mooooore! Comments, complaints and lavish words of praise to: "Cindy Ingram" ======================================================== My FK fiction page: http://people.mn.mediaone.net/nancykam/cific.html ======================================================== What's another word for thesaurus? ("Say good Knight, Gracie." -- G. Burns)