Newest Rendition
"Under the Moonlight"
Moon in Taurus
Under the moonlight
Back in time
Hands on the clock
Fog in the sky
Status on lock
Moon and the stars
Watching me now
Dancing on keyboards
Taking a bow
Stage is all set
So are the places
This lovely queen
Is holding all aces
Sun on horizon
We ride at dawn
That’s what they said
Then they were gone
Leaves in the wind
Keeping a rhythm
Thoughts in my head
No longer hidden
Penning a poem
Future prediction
Now they all scared
Newest rendition
Flowing like water
Oceans and streams
Waterfalls splashing
Walking in dreams
Spiders and roses
Hansel and Gretel
Gingerbread house
Follow the pebbles
Dark as the Knight
Purple Lamborghini
Double 0 seven
Orange string bikini
Mad as the Hatter
It’s time for tea
What’s the real question?
What do you see?
Spinning the web
Un-spinning lies
Tangled and caught
Your own demise
What you wanted for me,
It’s all for you
Congratulations
You get to walk in my shoes
Down the dark path
You set out for me
With all the traps
That made me bleed
Look in the mirror
What do you see?
Now you are haunted
Now I am free.
About the Creator
Jennidoll of (jennidoll.inc)
I am a writer, photographer, and a storyteller. I gain inspiration from the haunted and the beautiful, and the mysterious 'in between'. Music is my Muse and so are all of you. Everyone is a character in my story. Welcome to my storyland.
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