Shakespearean Sonnet #151

 


I'd be the entry will be truncated
thorns past the ugly skin - and withered yet,
my chances adorned by weather, an id
forced beyond the frequency of a bet.
I'd rather placate the masses than twirl -
eat up every chance I got as phantom,
than be alive amongst the living churl
dancing down the wrong street, throat or atom.
That now no shame can hinder us, my dear -
let's speak kindly to rangers who, holding us
against our own demise - as if we're only here
to placate - come nearer my soul, to thus -
  not thee - and wander endlessly language -
  finding nothing but corpses - rotting mage.


 


 

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