
A random poem about a wronged girl watching war. Not my best work.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Hurt/Comfort - Words: 150 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 11-17-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3075061
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If you vended my dreams
A modest sum's all you'll make
If you bottled by screams
Your ears, they would ache
From my castle in Spain
I'll watch the sea grow fiery
Listen to the droplets of rain
And read the corpus in the friary
Fate's wounding at my heels
It's mordant cries, acerbic scorn
Narrating my ordeals
Up in Heaven, demons aborn
Shangri-la, the seventh heaven
Where a seraph gets their wings
The twelve disciples now eleven
Praise the one and only kings
An utopian dystopia
A heaven built within a hell
Assurance and myopia
With but one story left to tell
Rebellions and revolutions
Fought by ghosts and won by fire
Giants rout the lilliputians
Then the armies do retire
An endless state of stable anarchy
Of hearts breaking and never mending
Of saneness in reality
Rules are only made for bending
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