A Writer's DeathA Poem by JezebelI died a writer's death, a pen protruding from my chest. Blood and ink flowed and mingled, staining the floor with my macabre story. They will comment on the smile, a scarlet slash across white marble. Dressed to impress, I had to leave a pretty picture, it will make a nice cover for my manuscript. I made sure my masterpiece was near when I plunged my pen, my sword, through my yearning heart, the nightingale's song parting my lips. I made sure I fell just right, hoping my blood might stain the corner. It will make a nice addition to a rich man's collection. Now all that's left is for me to wait. Because, you know, it is only after death that an artist can reach true fame. © 2012 JezebelAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on February 15, 2012 Last Updated on February 15, 2012 AuthorJezebelSomewhere, MOAboutHmm, well I'm attending college in Missouri, I'm a member of the Navy Reserves, SeaBees. I'm a Creative Writing major and am taking a poetry course, and would like more critiques on my work. Live to.. more..Writing
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