i. Cassandra's Nightmares

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People always say I assume the worst
About the realities that I often warn them about
I saw the fears in their eyes as it all became true
Yet they would never believe me again

"A coincidence" they say infront of my gemstone ball
I was pessimist or so they claimed I was
A curse upon me, and a broken trust
Nightmares of mine were never seen

They trapped me in the walls and I screamed
Cornered me as they burn my house
And they never knew the prophecy
Of this world as they never believed me

I'd brew nightmare in the tower I was in
They'd never believe, so I stopped
They've prepared the stake as they want
To make me confess that I was the one who did

I feared the nightmare I saw
Snake inside my vein eats itself
I hung my head in the ceiling of the cell
I'd kill myself so they'll never fear me




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This poem doesn't have a connection with tthe previous poems

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