A sonnet.

The Locket

Opening this locket sent from my love,

I do not want to look, yet I have to

If I am to determine her mistake.

My hands tremble, what could be inside it?

I recall moments of cherishing her,

I recall moments of wanting her dead,

Sometimes she could not be reached from here.

Her mind would recoil at the thought of me,

Maddened am I to reveal what I shall find,

Heart shaking to the core of my being,

Yet the love I remembered; eternity,

What have you done, my pretty one, I pray.

No more can I wait, my soul is set loose,

I open it, it is she, hanged from a noose.

 

 

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  • Snooky on Dec 4, 2009

    Wierd, but intrigueing and mystical and I do like it.

  • Goodselfme on Dec 4, 2009

    You composed this to say exactly what was read.

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