Romeo & Juliet (Too Bad She Was A Savage)

Romeo & Juliet (Too Bad She Was A Savage)

A Poem by Richard Mueller
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Just something I thought up to be perfectly honest

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I wanted windows, by yonder explosions and lights, to break 
But all I got was the alternative, love something ever so fake 
"Romeo! Romeo! Where for art thou? So I can stick this dagger, 
this dagger so far into your chest that you will begin to stagger!" 
How we met in the moonlight, it was everything out of a script 
The way you held me close, drew the knife, leading me to the crypt 
Now this tomb is lonely for now, someday soon you'll get your just desserts 
When your story is finished, I'll make sure you rot, you pervert! 

© 2016 Richard Mueller


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I liked the beginning better than the ending.
Also, I'm not sure about the font you've used. It's not a big deal but it makes it really hard to read haha.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Loved it, I can picture this being a song

Posted 8 Years Ago



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Added on July 25, 2016
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Richard Mueller
Richard Mueller

River Grove, IL



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Written in digital ink, I implore to you my thoughts for they are something you'd be intrigued by, I would think The Poet And The Singer, Both With Silver Tongues PS I'm 17, but to be able to read.. more..

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