Anna's GoodbyeA Poem by Alister FlikPoem about the death of Dido, from her sister's perspective.Oh, fallen sister, whom the gods had cursed, You would scorn my company with your death? Broken-bodied, you have left me the worst. My half-beating heart trembles at each breath. What wouldn't I do to go this last time; To chase with flamed halo and gaping chest The sister, friend, whose pain should have been mine? Life and love fall from Carthagian crest. Here, you have put to death yourself and me. Your final breaths slip from once rosy lips And whisper good-bye to a ru'ned city-- Your forgotten sister left to fate's tricks. The soul that brought me life now slips away. My queen, my love, abandoned all today. © 2008 Alister FlikReviews
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1 Review Added on February 21, 2008 Last Updated on February 25, 2008 AuthorAlister FlikAboutWhat to say? I could be boring; say what is obvious: I like writing. I could be bizarre; say something random: I like frogs. I could be mysterious; say nothing: What do you want from me? Ask. .. more..Writing
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