Unwalled Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Handshakes Bob And Wheel

Tasting
unwalled humanity.
People understanding 
how it was meant to be. 
A world coexisting. 

Handshakes,
respect, and a hello.
Kindness is all it takes 
to turn things to mellow.
Vile hostility breaks.

Melted
mistakes blur into peace
as the stars’ sparkles spread.
Explosive flames will cease
transforming the bloodshed.

Brand-new
brings about the return 
to a tranquil virtue. 
Calm continues to burn
that certain shade of blue.

Cursed Children

O cursed children with the dirty, bloody fingernails;
your covetous eyes are on the ravenous prowl again,
upon being loosed from your thousand-year jail cells

Now ready to get more blood dripping down your chin,
you come creeping to the unwalled camp of the saints
Those covetous eyes are on the ravenous prowl again

Remembering how you once made weak hearts faint,
you're ready to snatch the spoils from an easy prey
Steadily creeping to the unwalled camp of the saints

In your wicked mind today is gonna be a real good day,
nothing can stop you from consuming your bloodlust
You're so ready to snatch the spoils from an easy prey

The power of violence is the way of life you most trust,
love and kindness makes you laugh with utter contempt
Who's gonna stop you from consuming your bloodlust

Resurrection of the damned, the evil no longer are exempt
after being set free from their thousand-year jail cells
A hail of brimstone fire forever ends their wicked attempt
O ye cursed children with the dirty, bloody fingernails

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