Shakespeare Journal 2

a foul stench is in the mist  like from the graveyard foul despair, yearning pasengers dawn 
of the plague cast into a hollow grave  no on can mourn  their death for it be forboden to go 
near deaths closet less you want death to open the door and push you inside forever more 
walking the streets deathcarts in hand sadness leaks through the clumsiest bands of strength 
the families have no wonder why the death bestowes your glorious dome of gold and plunder 
just like a strike of lightning and the thunder to just to dialate the roughness of the dumb
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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