Gravity’s Fall

Fränz Müller

Crushed velvet dresses and ravenous tresses,

that snatched all the tears from my cheek!

For ne'er did I dream that that't could ever seem

that a moment could make me so weak.

 

She'd undone my laces in all the right places

and perched at the top of the stairs,

I drew in a breath and slow-danced with Death:

Just one more of her bloody affairs!

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  • sorenbarrett

    A well written poem with a great meter that fits the mood of the poem. Nicely rhymed and with great imagery all of which gets a fave



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