![]() When an Ape wear TuxedoA Poem by Edward Lancheister![]() parable victim of luxury and agony![]() ![]() Shout and applause from the people When an ape wear tuxedo appears under the curtain The moment so glorious like stand in the steeple Glitter and sparkle paper fall like rain He takes a step with proudly looked up with a face
full of vanity a moment that so lively pride with a new
personality He seat with full
of elegant pointing his
fingers like a king in all his glory his command like a
testament reverberation
sound of the music store
Look glorius and make me so amaze but it's only a part of playing in the circus A monkey walking on the red
carpet then play a dice the pointing finger
just beg for reward in purpose Common situation that makes a stumbles pleasure and luxurious blinded the eyes fallen in the same illustration when an ape wears a Tuxedo playfully in the hands of master's games
14 July 2014 Edward
Lancheister
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5 Reviews Added on July 14, 2014 Last Updated on July 15, 2014 Tags: love, broken, experience, life, lost, hopeless, mental illness, psychology, hope, faith Author![]() Edward LancheisterE.L Celestial, United KingdomAboutsimply person that like to write from the things i see according to my notes from travelling and research, try to convey things that capture by eyes, camera or feel by sense. for me poem is more than .. more..Writing
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