She's sick of those who do her wrong
Forbidding dance and life and songShe wishes her people would fight
So they could someday see the lightSneaking away with her love at night
She whispers to him of her plight"I live for you," he cries, for her he adores,
"But darling, you must live for more"In the garden they are found,
And punished for walking hallowed groundIn the morning they face their crime
The colony watches, faces grimHer eyes close, the whip stings
She gathers her will and begins to singA song forbidden, the payment death
Voice carrying till her final breathIn the end, she was a martyr,
A precursor of what would come afterHe lived for her, he lived for more
He was the rising she dreamed forAnd in the end, he felled an iron reign
For love of she who broke his chainsnote:
this is an homage to Red Rising, one of my favorite books ever
that being said, this isn't a storyline I created, but I really loved this series and the part described is probably one of my favorites
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The Witching Hour
Poeziepoetry about the wicked and the witchy || featured by WP Poetry on Oddities Unknown || #183 in poem (11/3/18)