Game of Thrones

Ashes all around, raining down Drowning the misery with more The floating specks of grey That were once a rosy pink Filled with fragrance and life The flowers paved the way ahead New love blossoming under the trees First kisses behind the school buildings Birds pecking at the ample rice grains And a happy, happy place. Nothing much has changed since Only the air thick with morbid death The boundless bed of ashes giving way To nameless faces half buried in eternal sleep Thorns drawing blood with every step Unmarked tombs crowding weeping trees Dried tears on the unturned pages Vultures scavenging for fleshes of suffering But the throne got an heir at long last So a happy, happy place it is still.
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