Exiled KingA Poem by Janne Varvára Seem
We used to run on dirty feet
I couldn't let it end; Up and down the empty street But never 'round the bend, For if I stepped a toe outside The little land we made The endless world would open wide And all our kingdoms fade. He called himself a prince, and me His loyal lady knight, And all my dreams would come to be In daylight, not the night, I know I swore I'd never change; For that, I can't atone, But innocence is out of range To those who stand alone. I never gave him my goodbye But stayed when things got grim, For he's an exiled king, and I Still hold the sword for him. © 2013 Janne Varvára Seem |
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1 Review Added on September 15, 2013 Last Updated on September 15, 2013 Tags: Childhood, imagination, love, knight, king AuthorJanne Varvára SeemTrondheim, Norway, NorwayAbout25, writer, actress, dancer, singer and all-round bohemian. Book lover, former children's bookseller/sign language interpreter and experimental photographer. Professional madwoman and disgruntled Huff.. more..Writing
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