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A Knave In Love

Contributed by Gunslinger on Tuesday, 30th December 2003 @ 01:26:15 AM in AEST
Topic: fantasy



A Knave In Love

Ho, knave! I see you wear a blade-
I'm rather glad you do
I'd hate to from some gallows hang,
For such a dog as you.

Who am I? Do you really care?
I'll tell you just the same
You broke my younger sister's heart,
Brought shame upon her name.

Aye, dog! It's time to square accounts.
The time's far past, I feel
You broke her heart with lying words-
I'll cleave your own with steel.

Well? Draw your blade, and make your peace.
I've other tasks at hand
I've set aside a bit of time-
To kill a sorry man.

En garde! Ah, good! You've used a blade.
Best give it all you've got.
For when we're done, where we are two-
But one will leave the spot.

Ah! That was close! I'll give you that.
Your wrist is strong and sure.
Nor is my strength, "as that of ten
Because my heart is pure".

Ha! Got you then! Aye, it's a prick.
Your face is calm and bland
But I can wait until the blood-
Makes slippery your hand.

We must be done, ere gendarmes come-
And so I'll thrust you through!
Ah, God! Your rapier's point it sharp!
It seems you've killed me, too.

And ere we cross Death's portal grim-
I'd like to shake your hand.
You may have been a knave in love,
At fighting, you're a man!




Copyright © Gunslinger ... [ 2003-12-30 01:26:15]
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Re: A Knave In Love (User Rating: 1 )
by emystar on Tuesday, 30th December 2003 @ 01:30:44 AM AEST
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Very creative.
peace, joy, luv,
emy


Re: A Knave In Love (User Rating: 1 )
by DreamWeaver on Tuesday, 30th December 2003 @ 04:55:06 AM AEST
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Great write!! You have a wonderful talent for writing poetry with a story ... looking forward to more from you ... Jan




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