A jester

Atticus_made

 

A jester stood at the corner,

His smile never there, with a red hat on his head,

His eyes were dark, shining through,

The darkness of the room.

The jester that I knew,

Never seemed to gloom,

What had happened to him?

Once so free, no longer at the side of the stage,

He stands alone, singing without a lead,

The rest had left him, disbanded for good,

One made it big,

One stayed to himself,

One disappeared,

And there he stood, trying it all.

  • Author: atticus_made (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 11th, 2025 05:01
  • Comment from author about the poem: This Poem is a riddle, I made it about my favourite singer. Try and figure out who it is, if you are up for a small challenge.
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