A King A Crown & A Stage

BlackTie

Here I sit in the good company of my many masks.
Faces I’ve worn to bare this cruel and unforgiving world.
From the forced smiles, that have been adorned before frenemies
To the tragic looks of torment, watching in much disgust
A world of lawless kings and guilty paupers scraping by.
Characters starring in this play we've come to know as life.
Shakespearean in all my ways. To live or not to live.
Questions that linger around. Heavies the head that is crowned.
Dying in celebration only befitting a king
For Death is the cousin of sleep. This night I slumber.

  • Author: BlackTie (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 20th, 2018 09:07
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Mil57Man

    This paints a very real picture of life and the plane sad truth is, We Make It This Way. .. Beautiful.

    • BlackTie

      Thank you

    • willyweed

      welcome good first write ! ww

      • BlackTie

        Thanks for the welcome and poem compliment



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