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The young knight Rode the lands Seeking fortune, fame and adventure His trusty squire Loyally riding By his side Last night They heard a Very terrible tale There was a black witch A very pale skinned woman Beautiful to the eyes Yet black in her soul She searched the lands In a rickety old Flying boat Young girls she sought Tricking them in their dreams To fly away Where did she take them The knight asked Thinking the witch Had a great treasure The squire weeped Wondering what Happened to the girls The scared men Pointed the same way And said, “The Weeping Woods” Then an old woman spoke The Weeping Woods Will tremble your heart And unwrap your soul She caressed their faces Fill your heart with care Be not petty Puzzled were Knight and squire As they prepared to go Days later they found The Dreaded Weeping Woods There they camped Under a great old tree They slept deeply As clouds gathered Making a storm Lightning struck the tree Setting the frightened Horses free Squire and knight awake To a tree fully ablaze The flames speak In whispers and taunts The knight sees His father Mad The squire sees His home Lost The knight cowers To his father The squire Faces the flames The knight screams And runs away Mad The squire finds Quietness under a tree Untouched Alone the squire must go Seeking the black witch Now knowing his heart His soul knighted from above
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Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 9:31 AM UTC
Weeping Woods
The young knight Rode the lands Seeking fortune, fame and adventure His trusty squire Loyally riding By his side Last night They heard a Very terrible tale There was a black witch A very pale skinned woman Beautiful to the eyes Yet black in her soul She searched the lands In a rickety old Flying boat Young girls she sought Tricking them in their dreams To fly away Where did she take them The knight asked Thinking the witch Had a great treasure The squire weeped Wondering what Happened to the girls The scared men Pointed the same way And said, “The Weeping Woods” Then an old woman spoke The Weeping Woods Will tremble your heart And unwrap your soul She caressed their faces Fill your heart with care Be not petty Puzzled were Knight and squire As they prepared to go Days later they found The Dreaded Weeping Woods There they camped Under a great old tree They slept deeply As clouds gathered Making a storm Lightning struck the tree Setting the frightened Horses free Squire and knight awake To a tree fully ablaze The flames speak In whispers and taunts The knight sees His father Mad The squire sees His home Lost The knight cowers To his father The squire Faces the flames The knight screams And runs away Mad The squire finds Quietness under a tree Untouched Alone the squire must go Seeking the black witch Now knowing his heart His soul knighted from above
First poem in the Black Witch Saga
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Hot Springs, AR
Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 9:31 AM UTC
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