The Fall

The Fall



Barren trees , left to rust  

The wind blows 

Here comes the dust

The wandering eye , knows

For crooked teeth and sharp tongues don’t mind their own

Bouquet dissolve and decay 

Yet, the full moon sits , crowned on it’s thrown 

 
For the night is plentiful

Despite dismay 


Marckincia Jean
Rhyme 
08/05/2024
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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