The Crocus Catches Fire

by trissadl9517.-Serpents

November 1, 2015

Poetry is my locus

poetry gives me focus

It's more beutiful than a white crocus

A perfect flower of the gods

More exsquisite than they with all their lauds

But even this flier

will wither in poetrys golden ire

burn in that eternal fire

Of poetry that will forever, never tire

The buyer of the gods perfect flier

Sees poetrys golden ire

beholden to never tire

And their perfect white crocus catches fire

Again poetry is my locus

that gives me focus

will never tire

and with that beholden golden ire

the gods white crocus catches fire

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trissadl9517.-SerpentsNov 1, 2015

<p>I am the boy who simply cannot abide by what happens in the world, and the only way to releive myself of this stress seams to be writing poetry.</p>