A hinting forest

Atticus_made

 

Often, he wanders in a forest so alone,
Dressed in red, he wanders, bells ringing alongside every step he takes,
A sad expression with such a happy smile,
Painted or not, he always wears it.

When out of the cabin, his eyes always wander up,
Staring at something we can not see,
Perhaps it was just his imagination,
But never will he forget the night they danced together,
A sad yet beautiful night, dancing in the light of the moon.

A dance that was long, yet still so fleeting,
like the wind, it howled and left.

Leaving behind nothing to be found

  • Author: atticus_made (Pseudonym) (Online Online)
  • Published: December 12th, 2025 06:06
  • Comment from author about the poem: This is another, rather big hint to who the Jester poem was talking about, I think this is likely the biggest hint i will give. the attached Picture also features a picture taken from a live performance. This specific poem is based on a song that he played a role in, which I enjoy watching.
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