27th and Crimson Avenue
All is fair in love and war
So I’ve heard many say
Not knowing what would lie in store
That there’s a price they’re meant to pay
The first fist calls
Tails, we begin
The simplest of brawls
A courage to sin
One down, two to go
So the count proceeds
A game of tumbling down a road
An isle of murderous deeds
Commander grins to glory
Cutting through the queues
Then desperate tells a story
Of a little girl he can’t refuse
Some, then lose an interest
So easily slips joy
Perhaps we meet again in winter
Grow cunning and coy
Others, erupt on instinct
The first shot fired bubbles tears
Stow away to find content
“Let’s hope they don’t find us here.”
So strange, they must have missed a note
Along a dreary melody
Give discipline to those who quote
“Won’t mother find me in history?”
But don’t you worry, just you wait
This won’t become a sore
These mile morgues will never sate
Yet all is fair in love and war
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Poise on The Verge of Insanity
PoetryThis is a small set of seven poems, an experimental practice which hopefully turns out for the best. This collection explores several themes including the most popular tropes of romance and betrayl. I really hope my poems are given attention as I mu...
