Bards are among my favourite D&D/Pathfinder character classes. They give me an opportunity, to write some simple poetry. I don't see myself as a good poet, but I do enjoy the RP aspect of it. Wyn, in particular, is a favourite character and has had a long life moving between different games, along with his brother and sister.

• The Dragon who lived in the Sewers - The story of an adventure (City of Valerez, RPoL)
• The Bars of Tusk - A light-hearted look at the bars in a city (The Stolen Lands, RPoL)
• Wyn's Short Poems - Wyn has a penchant for writing single verse amusements.

• The Ballad of Thistle's Top - The story of an adventure (Rise of the Runelords, RPoL)
• The Shame of Erin Habe - The story of a bad man (Rise of the Runelords, RPoL)
• The Heroes of Sandpoint - Our adventuring party (Rise of the Runelords, RPoL)
• Past Adventurers - trying to remember the characters who were in the party - but left the game. Written in (bad) Haiku. (Rise of the Runelords, RPoL)
• The Ghast-ly Song - we were clearing a field of Ghasts and Ghouls, and this was meant to be a vaguely humorous, chorus song, celebrating the party. Then we discovered the blood and gore splatted farm house and the corpses of local people, and humorous didn't seem right - so I never used it in game. (Rise of the Runelords, RPoL)
• The Sandpoint Devil - am in-game challenge to write a song about the Sandpoint Devil.

• The Boy - A first lesson in the natural world (Owen ap Owen, Homebrew game)
• Fishy Sticks - Simple fighting song (Owlbear, Skull & Shackles, Tabletop - written by Ari)
• Stream of consciousness - Organizing his thoughts (Jem, Starfinder Game, RPoL)
• Biscuits - A song from home (Poppy Pleasance, City of Valerez)