Like a 19th Century Villain

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poem 2 :>

Fallen heroes fading, 

catastrophe and ruin's delivered 

Eight-hundredth body and dream, 

torn and disheveled

Mortal life; ephemeral 

standing in a blood-stained cathedral

 Wilting gladiolus, like a blaze 

of a storm that savagely laid waste 

Flickers of liquid fire enveloped 

the stillness of the horrid air 

Watching from the window 

with little to no care 

A tyrant from afar 

Totality like a cruel czar 

A ruler that hated insipidity 

Never forgotten from history 

No, I don't think about death 

I am Death! 

The flames of purgatory in my brain

 laughing hysterically at my everlasting reign 

Violet rays shone down, can you please listen? 

Do not underestimate a 19th century villain.


Some words you might not understand are "czar and gladiolus", CZAR means an emperor of Russia before 1917, while GLADIOLUS is a flower that symbolizes heroism. :D

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