The Story of a Not So Sad and Not So Happy Example of Life

The Story of a Not So Sad and Not So Happy Example of Life

A Poem by Daniella Raven
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It was 4:00 am what am I doing?

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These are the analogies of a nice-looking house -- filled with enough poison to kill more than just a mouse
First is the sad little wife who went through so much strife
Her “dear husband” was a being of horrible means
He’d give a soliloquy of why he should stay
Wrapping thoughts in her mind that she’s not the kind
She can’t survive alone -- she’s made of limestone
 And he’s her armour (no he’s just a cur!)
Little do they know that they hear that their Johnny dear
His innocent smile lasts only a while
Hidden in his drawer, residue on the floor
A myriad collection of his favourite “confection”
This all started last week when his girlfriend Kalley 
A dastardly bed and the forced  pleasure and dread
It forced the little miss, her self-induced rigormortis  
Only poor Sally, tormented by Kalley
Laughed at her grave with a twirl and a wave
However her Mum, filled with rum
She went into Sally’s room, yelling torment and doom
Cries filled the street, but no one came to stop the beat
And now the poor girl, now unable to stand or twirl
Her pale countenance only remembered by stone fonts
And who knows… how little John Jones
With a vacuumed sealed crush, but no one for his blush
He’s friends with Johnny, but he has no money 
Will he split the confection, or beg for an intervention?
And will everything spiral out of control?
Who will know… how things will go?
Either way, it ends today
And the story is finished - it’s presence diminished 
That’s the end of a tale so historic and a perfect example of why life’s esoteric! 

© 2012 Daniella Raven


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Added on June 25, 2012
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Daniella Raven
Daniella Raven

Ashford, United Kingdom



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