This flower’s life cut short
dying in the lonesome wild
blood lust for beauty’s bloom
bud to dust the withering child
an evil seed the winds transport
blood and breath so soft and mild
‘till passions slip the lips contort
blood to dust the whimpering child
A contest entry
- Dark Poetry Contest by Sweetest-Maleficia.
950 points, ended November 19, 28 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Comments
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Very good. Very deep. I love the repetition at the end.


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Very good. Certainly a bit different to your usual style. Very effective!


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Oh my. This is dark and lovely. Not your usual lightness. I like the repetition/change in the stanzas' final lines, the funereal beat of the meter.
Best of luck in the contest.





