An endless battle of frustration,
showing one side's domination,
in a war of brutal annihilation.
Making thievery your invitation,
for the fields of decimation.
Rising from damnation,
ending their “Conversation”,
by hallowed narration,
and a feast of celebration.
And so ends their idle relation,
in one last confrontation.
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Author:
Zojinjo (
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- Comment from author about the poem: I personally didn't like this poem as much the last ones, but still thought I had to upload it, since it follows the story of The Scarcrow and the Crow.
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Comments1
Ya, and it follows too. I love your "author's comment...."! I agree it is not as good as the other two, but it is still quite good, and you can do one of three things: edit it eventually because you can't bear to leave it, edit it because a reader/s suggested it, or shrug your shoulders and say, ah, quite good enough as is, forget further tampering. I am glad you posted it. I enjoyed it, and it follows very nicely after the first two. I like it quite well.
Thanks for your comment. I have decided to not edit it. Since this was the way I made it in the first place, it should have come straight out of my heart and mind, and altering it feels like a bad act against myself. Eventually, I will like it as much as my other poems 🙂
Or you might say that altering it will obliterate the original creation, which is something of a murder. Definitely leave as is! If you ever try reworking it as an alternate version, you may well find, as I have done, that you will cause yourself to love this original more, because the rewrite inevitably lacks something only the original has. Excellent decision, therefore.
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