I am in love with Chaos.
She caresses me as a lover would
With broken promises
With unhealed distances
She whispers to me that I am free
Sings to me about happy anarchy
I am in love with Strife.
He angers me as a father does
With critiquing actions
With absence of compassion
He tells me that I am vengeful
Proclaims that I am self-centered
I am in love with Darkness.
They seduce me as a stranger would
With blind attraction
With fated interactions
They murmur how I can be a shadow
Beg me to crawl to the gallows
I am in love with Ruin.
They entice me as a tower does
With a way down to measure
With wax poured on feathers
And as Icarus screams into the sun
I speak softly to myself, "jump"
About the Creator
SP
Amateur poet.
Book Review: "The Queen" by Andrew Morton
You're probably wondering why on earth I would read this book. It was free and it was a fair length. That was basically it at first. But another reason is because I enjoyed the show The Crown and so, it only makes sense to read a book that goes through separating facts from fictions - and to be fair, there aren't a lot of fictions about the show it seems. From the birth of the little princess and the way in which her father was reluctantly to become the king, all the way to meeting and marrying the veteran prince, Duke of Edinburgh and even down to the death of her father, queendom and beyond, this book actually gives us a lot about a woman who basically embodied the greatness and modernisation of the British 20th Century.
By Annie Kapur7 days ago in Geeks
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Beautiful work!