Alliterative verse in the Anglo-Saxon style. A full write-up can be found at http://alliteration.net/fieldgd.htm, but these are the basics:

* Lines broken into two halves
* Each half has two dominant beats (lifts) formed from stressed syllables with a variable number of weak syllables (dips) rounding it out
* In each line, the first lift in the first half-line alliterates with the first lift in the second half-line
* Vowels are considered to alliterate with each other

Alliterative verse does not traditionally use stanzas, so I've simply broken the text into four discrete chunks covering the four pillars of the Sith Code.

Working document link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OixdUyFqBUsuOjXwjPyhv3qd-1Lr3oRKn8tHUmyXVIE/edit?usp=sharing

Vez Hirundo, 14287, wordcount: 2946
Snapshots attached

V'yr Vorsa, 6463, wordcount: 3149
Snapshot for Morgan B. Sorenn: https://www.darkjedibrotherhood.com/non_player_characters/28/snapshots/2844/5022

Len Iode, 14337, wordcount: 2692
Snapshot for Len Iode: https://www.darkjedibrotherhood.com/members/14377/snapshots/2696/4743
Snapshot for Kenneth 'Ken' Iode: https://www.darkjedibrotherhood.com/non_player_characters/108/snapshots/2698/4745

Hey, Rey. It's Ghost Ben.
I'm with the Light Side now, girl.
So please let me smash.

Woo, this was clearly a well planned and well executed fiction that I plotted out well in advance of the deadline.

Manually added by Warden Aurora "Aura" Ta'var

Placeholder submission.

Manually added by Adept Morgan B. Sorenn

It was pretty good.
Not, like, _Empire Strikes Back_ good,
But it was alright.