FateA Poem by Deborah Shepard
My secret spirit doth in twilight comings
I cannot be with thee, you depart quickly
Darkness covert my bones in agony
Fire rips the soul in my heart, mindless journeys
My very existence in time ends, wolf howls in mine presence
Unearthly vengeance is mine, demon seeker is thou , comfort
O' my love for me bade not she
Forth each cut shall be bladed stiff
Darkness will come quickly I pray not
Nay the weeping maiden again is she?
My darling the note scribbled softly, torn skirt shadows her
Red crimson be the color she will see, my blood my needs
Swine she called last, with aloud I call her not lady
Village idiot rambles the morning before yet epitaph
Sweet red juice of the vine of unhappiness
Shall you weep for my mourning aspirations of life?
Be not afraid of the dark cloak of death
I morn she , gallows await my fate
© 2008 Deborah Shepard |
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4 Reviews Added on August 5, 2008 AuthorDeborah Shepardyelm, WAAboutABOUT THE AUTHOR: Deborah Shepard is a published author, poet and writer whose poems tell a story of dreams we have and the beauty of traveling in them to give us belief, hope, and life. Deborah s.. more..Writing
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