He who loses

He who loses

A Poem by William Evictus
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So, i was bored in class and made this.

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"Oh how gracefully fate moves,
Through the lives of every mortal
They search for her great truths,
But their hopes for them crumble

The lives of man are intertwined,
With every soul who lives on earth
Fate sees it like a great outline,
Judging every man’s worth

But she sees me in a different way,
Wondering “what of the path he chooses?”
Only I am a man of a different day.
I am he who loses"

© 2014 William Evictus


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Και ο Όμηρος έδωσε τη μούσα της έμπνευσης

Posted 10 Years Ago


William Evictus

10 Years Ago

I'm fairly certain this is Greek, I recognize the symbols
So beautifully written, and you were bored at the time. I connected with this in way that I felt, what I assume, the narrator felt. You sir have talent! And I as a stranger would like to be your friend, because I am weird.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Meraki

10 Years Ago

Oh.. that sounded less awkward in my head heh, sorry..
William Evictus

10 Years Ago

Do not fret, i enjoy the weird :D
Nice rhyming style here. I like it.

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Welcome to the cafe! I really liked this piece. Very deep, and I got a dark, smokey imagery from it. Very good flow. Nicely done!

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Added on January 24, 2014
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Tags: fate, life, poem, poetry

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William Evictus
William Evictus

Round Rock, TX



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