Dancing with DeathA Poem by Esther NightThis is a sonnet. I wrote this when I was studying Shakespear. I hope you like it and I love to hear from yall
What is it like to die young in a date? Is there complete quiet with no uproar?
Or could there be music, that is one great? For that the dancing tale that I must gloar. Her ball room is seen by the candle lights It's dark and cold yet kinda of painless The great music, from the middle age nights She walks among a lifeless and black dress She'll take your'll hand to dance in her gain A dance you won't know, cause there you have no right You spin not knowing the cause of your pain Then you fall, eyes closed, the light of white Now, a ghost remembering my last breath
© 2011 Esther NightFeatured Review
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