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julien de broissia
Poems
Feb 2014
Atlantis
Hear me, Hear me
Do you feel your feet tremble?
Have the butterflies in your stomach gone mad?
That is because you have plenty to fear
The beast wakes, the serpent writhes in its sleep
In the light of the moon, darkness reaches out
The heavens are under attack
In a desperate attempt to defend itself
The sky hurls the wind at the fiend
In the struggle, the slithering demon falls
It descends with all its might
Upon folks high and low
The tidal surge of power beckons gentle land
This monster whom jeers and cries do not affect
Mercilessly washes away all hopes and dreams
This can be interpreted in many ways, I leave you the choice to think which is best
Written by
julien de broissia
London
(London)
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