The Majestic
Embracing the chaos.
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Beneath the clouds where tempests brew,
Where mountains whisper, "Dare pursue,"
The Demons stirred with fire and frost,
But on the East Side… no one’s lost.
The Hawks took flight with eyes like steel,
Their talons sharp, their pace unreal.
They circled high, then dove down low,
With feathers flared and hearts aglow.
The Demons rose from frozen stone,
With icy breath and darker tone.
From Mt Buller’s peaks they charged with pride,
Infernal rage they could not hide.
First bounce was war — no time to chat,
Just boots on turf and fierce combat.
A snap from fifty — Hawks draw first blood,
Their bench erupts in a golden flood.
But Mt Buller bit back, bold and cruel,
Their skipper played like none but rule.
A speccy leapt, a torp that screamed —
For one brief sec, the crowd just dreamed.
Quarter by quarter, the battle swung,
The sirens wailed, the praises sung.
The scoreboard blinked like a heart in fright,
Each goal a dagger, each tackle a fight.
Then came the last — the final turn,
Where legs give out and muscles burn.
The Hawks, though weary, found their air,
While Demons scowled with vengeful glare.
A kick, a smother, a ball gone long,
The crowd stood still — the night felt wrong.
Then through the posts it soared with grace…
And Hawks fans roared across the place.
The siren screamed, the Demons fell,
Their mountain hearts knew this too well.
But handshakes came and heads held high,
Two titans met beneath the sky.
So raise a glass, let stories fly,
Of soaring Hawks and Demons spry.
For when they meet, the sparks ignite—
A turf-bound war, a Sunday fight.
Where mountains whisper, "Dare pursue,"
The Demons stirred with fire and frost,
But on the East Side… no one’s lost.
The Hawks took flight with eyes like steel,
Their talons sharp, their pace unreal.
They circled high, then dove down low,
With feathers flared and hearts aglow.
The Demons rose from frozen stone,
With icy breath and darker tone.
From Mt Buller’s peaks they charged with pride,
Infernal rage they could not hide.
First bounce was war — no time to chat,
Just boots on turf and fierce combat.
A snap from fifty — Hawks draw first blood,
Their bench erupts in a golden flood.
But Mt Buller bit back, bold and cruel,
Their skipper played like none but rule.
A speccy leapt, a torp that screamed —
For one brief sec, the crowd just dreamed.
Quarter by quarter, the battle swung,
The sirens wailed, the praises sung.
The scoreboard blinked like a heart in fright,
Each goal a dagger, each tackle a fight.
Then came the last — the final turn,
Where legs give out and muscles burn.
The Hawks, though weary, found their air,
While Demons scowled with vengeful glare.
A kick, a smother, a ball gone long,
The crowd stood still — the night felt wrong.
Then through the posts it soared with grace…
And Hawks fans roared across the place.
The siren screamed, the Demons fell,
Their mountain hearts knew this too well.
But handshakes came and heads held high,
Two titans met beneath the sky.
So raise a glass, let stories fly,
Of soaring Hawks and Demons spry.
For when they meet, the sparks ignite—
A turf-bound war, a Sunday fight.




