The Bard

LukeCoomer

The Bard

I've seen deep into the filth of man, places only demons go!
I've peered upon the dangers of the land, the ones who've gone and sold their soul

I've listened to the endless cries from folks whose minds are broken
I've heard every and all the hatful things from under breath is spoken!

I've felt the hopeless despair of a mother whose babe was taken
Ive embraced a drunken urchin
Whose inner rage has waken

I've tasted bread from a woman who murdered her only son
I've felt the sticky fingers pilfering from a thief whose on the run

I nearly ruined my nose when I happened upon an open grave
And I forever gag and heave after meeting a girl who didn't bathe

Who am i to sing the songs of lives drawn long and hard
I write the tales in poetry, my name is just” the bard”

By LukeCoomer ©

 

  • Author: LukeCoomer (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 13th, 2017 20:02
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  • deepthoughts

    I love this poem, it rhymes so well. Really, really good work.

    • LukeCoomer

      Thank you so much, rhyming seems to be my niche

    • orchidee

      You done all that? That's a busy life there!

      • LukeCoomer

        Not me! Lol the bard I wrote from a point of view of a fantasy bard. Sometimes I exercise my writing by writing from something else’s point of view



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