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The Beast's Hope

The Beast regards the Rose, recalls how once she was fair Now she dies Slowly, the death of one desperate for air And so hungry For love, but all to breath is despair He watches hope wilt at her feet She sheds blood-red petals as a mourner sheds tears She cries For empty months that had become heartless years She feels The curse drawing close; this fate she fears Soon, in her glass tomb, hope shall die

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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