Bold Meek MenA Poem by Alexander B. KerriThe poem was based on death and the beauty of what the under-world could be based off.
To the mountains I seek a being bold and meek,
both were strange men casted upon these hills, more chilly deserts and climate that kills. Could they be wise men I know not or the many foul foes here to rot? Chilly is the city that covets' no trees, where is the urban and where are the seas? And as I walk forward I view the light, no more damned chills for I now view the bright. But all is death and history, the skies are red, seas blistering, and now both bold and meek men are bound to dread, for their eyes gorge out and blood instead and now I see; those men are dead. © 2013 Alexander B. Kerri |
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1 Review Added on June 18, 2013 Last Updated on June 18, 2013 AuthorAlexander B. KerriLondon, London, United KingdomAboutI write in an antiquated form but I am easily adapted to any modern artifact or calamity. My superior enjoys the act of murder and the literary forms that depict it such as "Edgar Allan Poe" or the pr.. more..Writing
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