Caught between the death above,
And life within this darkness,
She can't help by cry for help
From family lost forever.
Above her head the wooden beams--
They smoke with charred regrets;
The walls are lined in cupboards full,
But no one else is there.
No hope will come from either side,
Though how she cries for aid.
So locked within her shatter house
Is where she'll so remain.
Food and water for many days,
But not more than simply that--
A child lost upon the wings
Of fate and destiny...and death.
Author notes
Adradai, 6. House, O: Locked in a room with someone or something
Locked her in the cellar of her burnt house with plenty of food and water, but nothing to get her out. I hope that fits for the contest.
-Meri-
Written October 22nd, 2006
A contest entry
- Take the Throne--I Crown You King [Contest Stories & Poems] by dragondancer.
300 points, ended October 24, 2006, 5 entries
Gold trophy winner
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
What did you think
Comments
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My goodness, Meri. I would call this a bit darker than what I would have expected from you. Even more entertaining as that I just finished reading an entry for the exact same character!
Notes--
♥ MatchMaking Specifics:
Name: Adradai
Personality: Questionable :|
Background Usage: Full
♥ Scene Specifics:
Stationary: Closet (aka pantry as a type of closet)
Description(s): Minimal :|
Befitting Events: Very
♥ Cause Specifics:
* PoA: Yes
Expansion on Cause: Some
Conclusion: Yes
♥ Rule Specifics:
Grammar & Spelling: Good
Vulgarity: PG 16
Comment Box: Used
Prewrite: No
Contest of 3: Yes
♥ Promotion Specifics:
Required Amount(s): 100 %
Involvement: All
♥: Overall/Personal Specifics:
Personal Liking: Some
Personal Disliking: Little
Personal Confusion: Little
Personal Boredom: None
Redundancies: Few
Overall Basis: Some Alterations
Overall Appeal: For Fantasy/Poetry Readers Only
Overall Totalling:
Hard to make anything like this in a poem. You doing so in so small a space is admirable! Moreover, you managed to make the story easy for me to follow (A very good thing when I'm on hour 22 without sleep
)
*PoA stands for "Point of Action." This is to note whether you have this "cause" in the work.

