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Ode to The Queen of Clubs

An Ode

By Jo CarrollPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
Ode to The Queen of Clubs
Photo by Gui Avelar on Unsplash

A thousand words have been penned for the infamous Queen of Spades,

A million more perhaps for the lovely Queen of Hearts,

And for the Queen of Diamonds in her shining towers of gold,

But what of that oft forgotten Queen of Clubs?

In a secret garden untouched by the rampant rivers of time

She sits content alone and waits for those who seek her out,

Welcoming each broken soul who comes to beg for her relief

Where she knits them back together with her skill.

Sweet Queen upon your verdant throne of thornless rose and lily,

Untainted by the lust for love, or power, or money,

I beg thee for the boon of one touch from your healing hands,

To quiet my aching soul and give me strength to face my journey.

inspirational

About the Creator

Jo Carroll

Jo Carroll is an avid writer who dreams of publishing exciting stories, but until then she isn't giving up her day job. She's published poetry in Jitter, Three Line Poetry, and 50 Haikus; and short stories in Shepherd Magazine.

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