Poetry
An Escape
Skirts twirl in the night
Eyes twinkle in the light
Coy glances exchanged
Ladies dancing together
Hidden from the prying gaze
Revolution
Peoples poor and fields bare
Children left in snow with no care
Sons sent far from home to work
Under a ponderous lord’s greedy smirk
A king clothed in bloody red
Warmed by hearth on silken bed
While all the people freezing cried
Chilled by winds and king’s pride
Let them eat frost
Let them eat snow
The monarch decreed:
They reap what they sow
A king clothed in bloody red
Warmed by hearth on silken bed
While all the people freezing cried
Chilled by winds and king’s pride
The people rose to their feet
To a murderous drum’s stifling beat
Up on a spike they perched his head
And triumphantly burned his stead
Daydream in a Museum
Sun kissed skin
Hidden grin
Emerald eyes
Gaze that defies
Flowing locks
Crafty as a fox
Kind heart
Quite smart