The Rubble of a Crumbled FortressA Poem by Czar LyrusUsually how I feel after my parents attack...Alone in the night I run, Expecting a sign but there is none. Hoping for a chance for fun, But alas, this entangle has me undone! My fortress stood high, my towers tall, I always had marveled-it could never fall! The walls were thick, wide were the halls, But then it came… that wrecking ball. To and fro the pendulum swings, Time ticking as I counted my things. Looking lovingly at my platinum rings, But now I remember, I am no more a king. This shadow of death smothers me, The poisons of hate swirling in my tea! This aching wound-was I stung by a bee? The sight of my pain makes them revel in glee… So they say, time heals all wounds, And so it shall, very soon! For in my hour of peril, their typhoon Shall be its own undoing, its sealed doom!
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1 Review Added on November 12, 2008 Last Updated on November 17, 2008 AuthorCzar LyrusPandaemoniumAboutHi! Here, I am simply known as Czar Lyrus Telpeliand. I write in a manner of many different subjects. I am a politcal theorist, a poet, a stroywriter, and an amateur theologian; I am very opinionated.. more..Writing
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