She Wandered Lonely As A CloudA Poem by ZoyaA recreation of 'I wandered lonely as a cloud' by William Wordsworth.
She wandered lonely as a cloud,
Through the night so dark and chill. When suddenly five men in shrouds, Encircled her; she just stood still. They seized her, ignoring her pleas, Tears were shed, she fell to her knees. Laid her flat, those freaking swines, And on the poor girl did they prey. Her skin exposed, she continued to whine, Until they called it a day. Dignity shattered, she went into a trance, The silhouettes stood up, at her they glanced. Cold winds blew and tree leaves swayed, All five of them ready to flee. When one took out a nasty blade, Stabbed her, wanting to set her soul free. She bled, and bled; with Death she fought, But alas, it's a pity, she died on the spot. Her body lay reeking under the sky, lifeless, useless, bloody and nude. Mother Earth had shiny tears in her eye, With her fury abound, she concludes: “To commit such a sin, how dare you even thought, You'll never be acquitted, in hell you'll rot.” © 2018 ZoyaAuthor's Note
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