The First Lady of Dark Woe-Begone

The First Lady Of Dark Woe-Begone


Aisha was the first Lady of Woe-Begone

So greedy for her light to be shone

Never afraid to go it so very alone

Words sung often with a saddened tone

Sweet conceit and vanity in her pose

Praise her to satisfy her lustful life

Never dare take her for a loving wife

Invite not such misery and hateful strife

Rejoice in the fact another girl you chose


Aisha was the first Lady of Never-Do-Well 

Dark secrets hid that she never will tell

Never afraid to bang hard that misery bell

After she has her victim wrapped in a spell

Evil doings in her intrigues and daily deeds

She invites to pleasure her greatest joy

Vicously uses as her playful little toy

Plays with her darling little lover boy

Sows sweetly in her devilish slavery seeds

08-17-2014


The rhyme is AAAABCCC.. Contest is , Isaiah Zerbst's
The Lady of Shalott
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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Poteet Avatar
September 16, 2014 at 7:08 AM
Your characterization of your lady is daringly commonplace in society today...an excellent picture of that particular personage. Congratulations, Robert on your win and on your fine example of Tennyson's form.
Meier-Hans Avatar
September 15, 2014 at 8:13 AM
Congratulations on your win Robert. You penned this wonderfully.
Mehta Avatar
September 15, 2014 at 1:38 AM
Splendid and captivating write, Robert. congrats
A. Sharma Avatar
August 18, 2014 at 4:26 AM
Beautiful write Robert. I still hv to clue as to how to go about this contest ! Good luck to u!
Gorelick Avatar
August 17, 2014 at 1:41 PM
Well done Robert..you sailed through this one and I'm finding it difficult. Good for you! BG
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