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Dawn Creek
written by GeishaGirl06:25 AM 3/30/05A gentle zephyr brushes through,
The quiet town christened Dawn Creek
Tonight disturbance will befall
Disturbance that will not be forgotten
The town of Dawn Creek will scar
Drifting down the near naked street
The night has already fallen
Her bare pale feet glow luminously
Eyes glitter madly in the dim light
Sleet falls gently on her bloodstained body
Eyes watch her as she calmly drifts
Children scream “monster!” and point
However her expression remain bland
Blood glitters as the droplets fall to the ground
Finally the frail body collapses
Dawn Creek will never forget
The rape of someone so beautiful
Her laughter will always echo
No-one will ever forget-
The rape of Father Harold’s daughter |
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Author's footnotes and comments on this Poem:
its a bit... um... yeah...
Questions comments criticism welcomed.
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| » Comments / Feedback | by Genocide Reaper (3-30-2005 - 07:24 AM)
| Its a bit amazing. *two thumbs up* |
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