Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
I once dreamed to be wed in white. Angles gleam, as I pure as sunlight. Oh but temptation surely put up a fight. One that drained all my might. The darkest cloak will drape around. Dead flowers and fire for the fate i’m bound. Tis not a dove but a crow that sound. Yet there be not a regret found. Hear the bells of death ring. No care for sin feels a wonderful thing. The touch he gives enough to unclip my wing. A hymn of death i’ve forced the choir to sing I dreamed once to wed in white. Though now it will be darker than night. For the grace of sin is quite the sight.
0
Jun 14, 2018
Jun 14, 2018 at 7:58 AM UTC
I Once Dreamed
I once dreamed to be wed in white. Angles gleam, as I pure as sunlight. Oh but temptation surely put up a fight. One that drained all my might. The darkest cloak will drape around. Dead flowers and fire for the fate i’m bound. Tis not a dove but a crow that sound. Yet there be not a regret found. Hear the bells of death ring. No care for sin feels a wonderful thing. The touch he gives enough to unclip my wing. A hymn of death i’ve forced the choir to sing I dreamed once to wed in white. Though now it will be darker than night. For the grace of sin is quite the sight.
P_Laine
Written by
Jun 14, 2018
Jun 14, 2018 at 7:58 AM UTC
Request permission to use this poem