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Perhaps a sonnetish something for your consideration?
Requited Malice
He came with murder foul upon his mind,
His spleen unvented for want of revenge,
Searching with every fiber to find
Who wrought the deeds that did his mind unhinge.
Then he spied the foe he most longed to slay
Standing steady in the street there ahead,
Uncaring for what might transpire this day,
Nor which of them would very soon lay dead.
His quarry did not run, but stood his ground,
As the distance between them grew more near
The seeker wondered where his prey had found
Courage to armor him from normal fear.
The answer was not his to understand
As death came with a bang from a flashing hand.
I suspect this is a direct result of having watched both "Shakespeare in Love" and "Tombstone" last night before going to bed and then waking up to write this.
7 Answers
- ElysabethLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
I will not try to edit this.
Worthy as it stands, and you watch a far-apart mixture of movies, eh....
How bout "Alien vs Predator" and "The Lion in Winter"? Love both of those. Troy, Athur, the list is endless.
- neonmanLv 710 years ago
Ah, Shakespeare and the Old West or is it Shakespeare and the city street? Strong ending, enjoyed.
- lovechildLv 710 years ago
This is exquisite! I love a good story and what an ending. Very nice to see you here BTW.
I read it again. Still great!
- ?Lv 710 years ago
Neither afraid
the seeker thought he was the most fearless
only to find, someone his equal....
Stance at the ready squared
yes
gunfighters at high noon
Love it Shannon!...
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- Sandy GigglesLv 610 years ago
I got all caught up in the sonnetish piece and
enjoyed the journey to the
end.
â¥
- Anonymous10 years ago
sonnotish
ergh... that is oh never mind
where my mind goes you should not follow...
and ok
I will read the poem again!