The Room of Subservience, by Where The World Ends
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Every wall, every facet
Every sign of neglect
Stands magnified, picturesque
Vines grow thick
Twiglike at every bisect
Roots reach for the ceiling
With brave beauty, grotesque
A sea of leaves crowd the floor
Weathered and worn
Spattered patterns of gore
The roots climb up
Palms stretched out,
Beckoning, silent
With a deafening shout
Enters, a woman, with beauty
With grace, sits upon her throne
Somehow afraid
The vines Entwine
The wrists, the face
How long, they’ve been waiting
To give her a taste |
Posted: 2015-06-12 21:35:42 UTC |
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