Love of GainA Poem by Death's PoetMoon filtering lightly through the trees Her skirts fluttering in the cool breeze Bare feet on the cold stone path Quietly through the wood she toed Making no sound lest they hear Soon they would know she was gone She struck out at midnight Running far away from home She kept her pace steady, almost there In the clearing by the pond Is where he lover would stand Now they wouldn't be parted As she stepped into the opening A mans silhouetted figure stood She ran to his embrace But the arms that caught her were not his And the embrace was not that of love It all went dark as cloth encircled her face She knew not who he was She knew not why he bound her Struggling, he drug her a ways Lifted into a buggy, thrown into the back She heard a sound that made her ache It was the voice of the man she loved Motionlessly alone with her thoughts Her mind began trying to kill her Oh she had been warned, Stupid girl And then realization came That love too often is not love But simply love of gain © 2015 Death's Poet |
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2 Reviews Added on March 26, 2015 Last Updated on March 26, 2015 AuthorDeath's PoetThe Asylum I call my MindAboutWelcome to my poetic diary. I use this website to pour out my emotions and as a creative outlet. I started writing when I was very young and have been in love with it since. I struggle with a lot of d.. more..Writing
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