Mud

The Mud are a humanoid race on the planet Vevoalli. They are also known as Green Demon Orcs, referring to the green leopard-like spots on their bodies and hornlike protrusions on their heads.

Appearance
The Mud have a slender build and are around the same height as the average human. They have pale complexions, brown fish-like eyes and are covered with black or brown hair. The Mud wear surprisingly colorful, modest clothing and ostentatious jewelry.

Culture
The Mud are well-adapted to the cold climate of Vevoalli and have excellent hearing. For the most part, their culture highly regards patriotism and at large they are out for conquest. However, their rule is entirely dysfunctional.

Poetry
The Mud are noted for their poetry. Two of their most celebrated poems are So luminous among the land by Nrurg Clanchoker and Why does the sail wave? by Rreg Grogpiler.


 * So luminous among the land
 * Sinister and murky beyond the mud
 * We conjure lustful hands about the slime
 * Awake! The feeling felt good
 * Strange and scary beside the shadows
 * We stone dazzling sensations behind the mist
 * Alas! The King was hard
 * So luminous among the land
 * I breed invisible teeth before the dream-scape
 * Tighten up your wig! The end is good
 * Luminous fighting back
 * Saying goodbye
 * A backward glance
 * In how many places
 * My friend
 * Grow old
 * Wondering why


 * Why does the sail wave?
 * Why does the sail wave?
 * Wave roughly like a misty breeze.
 * Desolation is a rainy reef.
 * Sails die like lively reefs.
 * Faith is a lively wave.

Other famous poems by the Mud include:
 * I am comely below the flowers, a witty poem in AABA rhyme scheme with internal rhyme about a knife, and a payment.
 * Dark and yellow near the flock, a witty ode with synchysis (a complicated, interlocking word-order pattern in early Latin verse ) about a locked box, the rising sun, and a bridge.
 * Totally sexy beside the rain, a lyrical poem about a candle, a painting, and a bedroom.
 * Quite lustful near the water, a poem about a recovery, a boot, and a dog.
 * Quite quiet about the flock, an allegorical acrostic (a text in which certain letters, often the first in each line, spell out a name or message. ) about a musical instrument and a rodent.