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Hadrian Veska
Poems
Apr 2016
The Sunken City
There is a place far off into the night
Beyond the blackened sea and Out of sight
A sunken city below the waves
Once a bastion but now a grave
That once great city now had drowned
Yet its prince that was crowned
Had been quickly spirited away
Before the coming of that fateful day
Some say a creature and others a god
Had taken him away to a land abroad
Beyond the horizon where towers do stand
Heralding the border of the realm of man
The city now sunken in the deep of the sea
Abandoned eternal as it should be
All its inhabitants forgotten and dead
Save for the prince who was saved by a thread
Neither that city nor the young prince
Have ever been seen or heard from since
Yet in dark times at the end of days
When the world is shrouded by a cosmic haze
Might that sunken city rise once more
Showing the pathway to that ancient door
Opened only by the crown bloodstone
Whose sole possessor is the heir to the throne
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Hadrian Veska
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