100 angels float on the shoulders of 50 men,
Their tears though dry a peace it gives to them
They line up in a hallway with 50 doors
And 30 windows 3 feet from the floor
This is the hallway of pride, the men not yet known they’ve died,
Some were hung, some put to fire, some were stabbed, others myred
On their knees they fell and wept, for life so beautiful and death so kept.
In darkness and deceit, where devils and the demons play.
For each of all the 50, crossed the path that day
Nor even angels could save their souls or their earthly stay
Alas the world it turns and round it goes
The last hallway is where the window of angels and the doors of men will finally close
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Author:
RSM (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: March 31st, 2026 23:46
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Comments1
Very nicely rhymed and with good flow this poem riddle unravels line by line settling uneasily on the finality of it all. Nicely done
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