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Grave of Ophelia

by DylanWhisman

Deep and dark dirt, worms of mother earth feed on another young soul, soft, smelling the lilacs. They taste thy taste of love, a fire now buried in sand, once to light a thousand torches. They taste thy taste of sorrow, that vile bog of sadness that rips at the curtains of sanity. They taste thy taste of deceit, of rotten completion in her roots, a sour taste in the soil of Denmark worms doth hastily spit out this flower.
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DylanWhisman
20 / M
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Written by
DylanWhisman
20 / M
Published
Dec 9, 2015
Time
1m
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Poem inspired by Hamlet. Have a wonderful day humans.

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#death#hamlet#williamshakespeare
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