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Ode to a Lost Soul

Contributed by Butterat_Zool on Sunday, 27th April 2003 @ 05:05:00 PM in AEST
Topic: fantasy



Wandering about, with the slowest stride,
The poor lost soul with poor lost pride
Cant ever smile, and cant ever care,
The mist is her legs, the clouds are her hair.
Her face is a fog full of will o the wisps,
Her eyes are the marsh gas, shes never been kissed.
Her nose is a quaint little firefly-light,
The girl has no mouth, it is covered with white,
The lacy mist-veil, like a good little girls,
Shuts in her face from the rest of the world.
Her scrawny white bodice, so lustful the urge,
Caused many a sailor to sing us their dirge,
And down, down below, in her silky white dress,
Were the feet Cinderella had always wore best.
Onto the girls arms, with no meat and no bone,
But the one thing she took when evicted from home,
She wielded a pike, at least six feet long,
With a blade at the end that was pointy and strong.
The girl was on earth with one goal alone,
And that was to judge those whod judged on their own.
One prick from the pike, and the soul of a man
Was shook from its prison, and out on the land.
The pike the girl held was the key to the cage
That kept in the spirits of evil and sage.
So how did she get on this pitiful world?
Why can she judge all the boys and the girls?
Her sentence was given in 30 A.D.,
To walk the dead swamps and shores of the sea.
Her crime, you may ask? Well, thats simple enough,
She thought herself better than each one of us.
Oh boy, did that girl ever prove herself wrong,
When death came to visit, that day on her lawn,
Before she was able to think or repent,
She came out of earth and was suddenly sent
Into the abyss where light cant be seen,
And when you cry out, no one can hear you scream.
She came to the end of her infinite fall,
And was sent back up here to intimidate all.
So now she is stuck, just a-roaming the earth,
Destroying the people with too much self-worth.
Her curse can be broken, and broken again,
But only by men who could take the pikes pain.
All those who had sinned could not touch the blade,
Only pure men could survive what shed made.
So wherever a man gives a boast or a brag,
Shes there in a flash, the hoary old hag,
She looks through his skin, to see the mans soul,
And find out the truth in the tale he told.
And if he is found to have told a fib,
The pike is injected right though the mans rib
And out through his heart, and out through his back
And then back around and out through his neck.
If it turns out that the bold man is true,
She turns, walks away, and changes into
A mortal that walks up and asks for his time,
A test devised to see who is kind,
And if he succumbs and follows the hag,
She just disappears like a magical rag,
And she then checks again at this poor fellows soul
To see if his heart is made of pure gold.
Of course she never finds gold there, just lead,
Her excitement is gone and she is sad instead.
Since the man didnt lie, he doesnt get killed,
And hes left on this earth to follow his will.
The girl goes on searching, forever about,
Trapped in her hell, wandering about,
Just waiting for someone to tell one more tale,
She just goes on searching, but to no avail.
Her goal is to find the worlds perfect man,
But so far, it seems he is not in this land.
Hes not in the sky, and not on the earth,
If he ever exists, hes corrupted by worth.
Hes not in the ground and not in the sea.
And just so you know, betwixt you and me,
As curses do come, this one is most just,
Prides even worse than wrath, greed or lust.
Thats what she gets for being the worst,
The poor fool deserves her narcissus curse.
And so she is left to wander the world,
To punish the fools all just like the girl.
She doesnt know this, but shes the wrong approach,
A man who is perfect, he never would boast,
And that theres the genius to this perfect plan
To curse a sick girl to walk all the land
It will not be broken, the poor girl is stuck,
Shell never escape with her ugly souls luck.
The person shes looking for doesnt exist,
And just look at her Shes never been kissed




Copyright © Butterat_Zool ... [ 2003-04-27 17:05:00]
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Re: Ode to a Lost Soul (User Rating: 1 )
by Tanna on Sunday, 27th April 2003 @ 10:55:41 PM AEST
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This poem is REALLY cool, I loved it! It kept me interested to the very end, great job :)
~T


Re: Ode to a Lost Soul (User Rating: 1 )
by LadyDama on Monday, 28th April 2003 @ 03:10:52 AM AEST
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engaging... hypnotizing... disturbing... again, an awesome, excellent piece of prose... i tend to shy away from very long poems, but i couldn't pry my eyes from this... this was such a vivid story... blown away again... blessings...


Re: Ode to a Lost Soul (User Rating: 1 )
by DreamWeaver on Monday, 28th April 2003 @ 06:21:26 AM AEST
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Another brilliant write ...




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