Hello, I will write free songs/poems for both characters and dungeon masters. Song and poetry can greatly add flavor, amp up the mood, or provide a fun way to provide a backstory to certain things. Alternatively, a player (especially a bard) can utilize songs to roleplay or provide a fun performance for their fellow adventurers. 

I will write a poem or song for anyone for free, using these guidelines:

The song/poem will not exceed 3 pages.

Will not contain 18+ content or references.

I will be credited for the work if it is posted anywhere.

For a song/poem I will require:

A general description of what it will be about

A tune/rhyme stanza (optional)

Any included locations or words (optional)

Alternatively

I can make a song for the purposes of NPC or character performance that will not be based around the events of the campaign, and will require no such general description.

This actually seems pretty cool. 

Do you have links to your work? And would 6ou be interested in writing for a videogame startup?

This is one of my works, The tragic tale of Barnaby the Bard.

Oh I’ll tell the tale of Barnaby the bard

Who had more fat on him, than in a tub of lard

Although he looked merry, his life was quite hard

No one appreciated a bard

He single-handedly fought 10 Owlbears

Blew through a red dragon’s lair

Though no one was his friend anywhere

Just because he was a Bard

So one day he said to himself “I’m done!”

Gave up his revelry, a life of fun

His instruments would no longer run

He gave up being a bard

But no longer barding, he was bored

He was sad as he slept and snored

He was tired of being ignored

He really loved being a bard

So he accepted himself and was true

Even though he started anew,

He still got abused, beaten, cried boo-hoo

And so a lesson, to me and you,

Nobody likes a bard

Quote from TiccLad >>

Do you have links to your work? And would 6ou be interested in writing for a videogame startup?

 I would be interested in writing for a videogame.

How about a song for a bard that I've made? He has an opera theme, and he lives in the city of Sharn in Eberron, giving him his name: The Phantom of the Cogs (the subterranean slums of Sharn).

He has a homebrew college, the College of Horror, which buffs his countercharm to be actually useful, so I wanted a spooky song to go along with his batmanning and fearmongering.

Okay, basically he has a reputation of being the local boogeyman/serial killer, and he uses that reputation to terrorize troublemakers in his territory into submission.

Alright, I'll do my best.

How long would you like it to be and what tune

Quick-Like-this, oh so fast

or more of

Oooh The Phantom of the cooogs, with thee woords draawn oout

Quote from CandlekeeperofCastle >>

Alright, I'll do my best.

How long would you like it to be and what tune

Quick-Like-this, oh so fast

or more of

Oooh The Phantom of the cooogs, with thee woords draawn oout 

Drawn out. He's more into inflicting dread than terror. 

Have you ever seen Over the Garden Wall? His style was heavily inspired by the Beast. Listen to the first verse of Come Wayward Souls and you'll have an idea of the tempo and tune.

Alright, I'll try to have it done by tomorrow afternoon, but it might take a little bit longer.

Thank you for this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryDkWK4IC-s 

The narrated song (To give an idea of how it is sung, though the tune is up to you) (Also I'm not the one singing it in the video) 

Walking down the street,

In slums sad and dreary

I hunt in the dark

On souls, lost and weary,

Underground, where there is no speck of light,

You may hear me coming tonight, 

So lock the doors, Bar the gates

It will do nothing to change your fate

So as you go to sleep tonight

Prepare for a nasty fright

Run Run, If You Want 

But you Can’t escape me

Hide Hide, All you want 

But I’ll still be able to see

You You, Trespassing

 In my territory!

So lock the doors and bar the gates

It will do nothing to change your fate

By the time you hear me 

It’s already too late                       

Quote from CandlekeeperofCastle >>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryDkWK4IC-s 

The narrated song (To give an idea of how it is sung, though the tune is up to you) (Also I'm not the one singing it in the video) 

 

Walking down the street,

In slums sad and dreary

I hunt in the dark

On souls, lost and weary,

Underground, where there is no speck of light,

You may hear me coming tonight, 

So lock the doors, Bar the gates

It will do nothing to change your fate

So as you go to sleep tonight

Prepare for a nasty fright

Run Run, If You Want 

But you Can’t escape me

Hide Hide, All you want 

But I’ll still be able to see

You You, Trespassing

 In my territory!

So lock the doors and bar the gates

It will do nothing to change your fate

By the time you hear me 

It’s already too late                       

 Youtube doesn't work on my computer. Can you tell me the name of the video?

It's whitelisted, meaning you have to have the link to listen to it.

You might be able to copy and paste the link onto an email account and send it to some other device, or just type all the numbers and letters in by hand. It's not necessary to understand the way I would sing it though, it's your song and you can sing it however you like.

The Imbedded video in case the link doesn't work

This looks awesome

I have a request. You see I’m making this beast hunter, Eldritch Knight, order who go around defending the world against monsters who wish to harm and magical opponents who also wish to harm. They are basically Witchers. I call them Venators. Hell even the quote for them is “Blades for the Monster, Steel for the Soldier, Glory to the Venator.”

One thing about them is that whatever monster was the strongest they killed, they take the name as a title like ‘Tyrion the Owlbear’ or ‘Alex the Hydra’. This encourages more adventures and higher competition between other Venators. Glory is just life.

They originated from the city of Izralo. They often boast about the glory of being a Venator. They also like darker tones of music. They believe that playing dark music gives a sense of irony that the creatures that are feared around the world have their fear used against them. Venators also think the music shares a spiritual connection to evil and fear.

I’m thinking something that kinda sounds like Lullaby of Woe from the Witcher 3. It would be greatly appreciated if this became reality

Sure! Sorry I haven't been online recently, but I'll get started.

As you try to sleep in bed 

Your eyes awake, filled with dread

Horrible thoughts fill your head

Before daybreak, you’ll be dead

You know we're coming, don’t you now?

But you can’t bring yourself to leave

You know the fate that awaits you

And you know it’s worse if you flee

We have Blades for the monsters,

Oh, how the monsters they fled

We have steel for the soldiers

As we go where no man has tread

And we have glory for venators

And all the praises they said

We take our titles from the slain

And just as we injure and maim

The only thing you’ll know is pain

I can assure you, this is no game

We have blades for the monsters

We leave them broken and dead

We have steel for the soldiers

Who see us in awe and in dread

And we have glory to the venators

As all our foes run red

We take our titles from the slain

You’ll feel agony and pain

And so after we injure and maim

Who will take on your name?

Can I have a poem? It's for a campaign in an enchanted forest.

Sure! Do you have any mood or theme in particular?

I have a particular theme song I would like. It’s for this small yet powerful kingdom called the High-Lands. The majority of the kingdom is on floating islands that surround an extremely large tree that goes higher than the clouds. At the base of this tree is an inn called the rooted haven. The High-Lands prime exports is magic and iron. The army consist of undead (with lich’s as generals) and warforged, both of which ride owl bears into battle. The queen is a Tiefling with levels in every class. She has multiple children, at least 11. Oh and she has displacer beast mount.