In realms where shadows dance and wane,
A tragedy unfolds, wracked with pain.
A maiden fair, with hopes held high,
Ensnared by a knight’s deceitful lie.
They danced beneath the moon’s soft glow,
But little did she truly know,
Behind his smile, a darkness crept,
A serpent’s coil, silently kept.
As she looks upon his face,
Where she once found solace and grace,
Now she’s met with a haunting gaze,
Filled with malice, a soul ablaze.
With each passing hour, his grip grew tight,
His love a poison, a blinding light.
She pleaded, she wept, her spirit frail,
But his heart, a fortress, cold and pale.
In the depths of despair, she finds her fate,
Trapped in a web of love and hate.
Her dreams shattered, her spirit torn,
In the shadows of love, she’s left forlorn.
As she looks upon his face,
Where she once found solace and grace,
Now she’s trapped in a silent cage,
A prisoner of his twisted rage.
In the darkness, she withers and fades,
A ghost of the love that once cascades.
Her heart aches with each passing day,
As she’s consumed by love’s decay.
As she looks upon his face,
Where she once found solace and grace,
Now she’s lost in a tragic maze,
Forever haunted by love’s cruel gaze.
Points:
Time spent:
IP address:
Canary word: Present
Possible AI signals:
Original Text:
Are you sure you want to delete this comment? This cannot be undone.
Mark this comment as a review? Points will be awarded to the poster.
Your comment was posted, but it wasn’t long enough to count as a review. Reviews need about four complete sentences (at least 250 characters). Try writing another review that explains your thoughts in more detail — the author will appreciate it, and you’ll earn points for it.
140,812 Literary Works • 673,694 Reviews
Spoillers!! Do Not Read If You Dont Want to Risk Red Queen Spoilers!!!
This poem is absolutely amazing! i am currently readin the Red Queen Series, and this poem perfectly demonstates Mare Barrow and Maven Calore grow in this series. What seriously amazing about this is in your poem you talk about
" Now she's trapped in a silent cage,
A prisoner of his twisted rage."
This is such a powerful line!
"A maiden fair, with hopes held high,
Ensnared by a knight’s deceitful lie."
A maiden is seen as innocent, and a knight described as loyal and brave. By calling the knight deceitful, it gives a ominous and inky feeling as it comes to the "serpents coil" behind the armor.
Hey fureameniken,
First let me say YMS is starting to change my opinion on poems. Although I'm not a fan, I have already found couple of great ones here.
I love how the only repetitive part of the poem is: Where she once found solace and grace. It's easy to notice you thought of every single word very carefully.
You kept sucking me into her world more and more with each word. I was kind of sad it ended. I wanted more