
A poem about a woman who had a baby after her husband was killed at war
Rated: Fiction T - English - Tragedy/Family - Words: 134 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 11-21-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3076330
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There's something admist,
In this beautiful scene,
My knight to be played by a losing King,
A child, and echo, of angelic eyes,
Wishing you to stay,
And memory replays,
The fiercest burning passion
And the fire in your heated lips,
A crazy, wild intenseness,
With all the glory of sunrise,
A beauty unexplained,
And now cold,
You reside six feet down,
The pale of your cheeks,
And blue paralyzed lips
A stone as your name,
And the tender smile,
Of a girl in a cot,
Not knowing tragedy,
Not knowing fear, sadness or grief.
Heh, another war poem. This time it's about a woman who's husband was sent to war, and subsequently, killed, as the woman discovered she was pregnant with her husband's baby.
Reviews are dearly appreciated
~TheLastCookieIsmine
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