The Omen

by Malboros pipe   Sep 26, 2007


Divinity of an unborn son,
The condemning of a fable,
Increasing number of mandatory, suicide,
And the smile of goblin,
Shatters your being and pride.

The majesty king, sent to death,
For worship of the devil,
The Omen flies away,
Leaving its conquered path,
Falling apart from decay.

At night, he does his calculations,
In the internal darkness,
But after these years,
Plotting his atrocious revenge,
Can't hide the tears and the fears.

Humans become like oceans,
Maybe perfect on the surface,
Underneath that, lays emptiness,
Hard to face the harsh reality,
Thats when the omen, puts them to rest.

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  • 14 years ago

    by Karl Wild GG23

    I didn't think the first 3 stanza's were quite as good as the last. I think you described people pretty good. We're like an ocean on the surface our emotions all look the same but underneath you could never really know..... It's easy to hide behind a smile. Nicely done 5/5

  • 17 years ago

    by Jackie

    Very dark meaningful poem, well written 5/5