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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required It was a massive imposing dark castle, A stronghold safe from invasions; Fortified with a deep moat and stone rampart, On the battements guards watched. And in the dappled light of the chapel, A lone girl with long raven hair wept; She had been betrothed since her birth, But she loved another. Her family had come here for refuge, And she had spent her life within; She could hear her mother calling from the keep, Running through the courtyard her hair was flying; And in her hurry she ran right into his strong arms, And suddenly he was kissing her. And I kissed her deeply because I had to, I had to understand the taste of her breath; All her beautiful words haunt me to this day, God's Angel of Mercy singing for me. Unlike Odysseus' sirens with evil intent, Her words healed my troubled heart; Her eyes mended this broken man, Oh her gracious touch. Her relentless desire, it conquered me, Never before had she acted this way; It is as if she had suddenly become possessed, These castle walls were her complete reality. And I knew her blood belonged in this fortress, Now only her name echoes in my soul. ______________________________ August 5, 2015 Poetry/Narrative/But She Loved Another Copyright Protected, ID 15-697-718-0 All Rights Reserved. Written under Pseudonym with Eric Brodie For the contest, Partner Up, sponsor, Shadow Hamilton First Place
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