The King of Hearts
The King of Hearts, he mourns his loss, for
The Queen of Hearts has passed
The King of Hearts, so golden and proud
Now forever wears a shroud
The King of Hearts, once held his head high,
Once brave and larger than life
But now his heart is shrinking
His wife, only wishful thinking
The King of Hearts, now unrecognizable
His royal robe that barely touch the ground
Now is a growing pool at his feet
While his bones and physique shrink
The King of Hearts, broken beyond repair
His noble crown, now cracked and torn
He grows weaker and weaker by the day
Nothing will ever be the same
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