Poem for Fiction Book #2
If I may recount time —
(I shall, I shan’t)
— then in this second try,
I chime:
Yes, indeed, I love this Dolly so;
of course, with greed,
I take and hold it close.
The peril, the tragedy, such travesty —
(where was I? how did I not know?
I am foolish, I am mad,
I grieve without being sad)
— the end of all that is good.
The whimsy, the joy, the folly —
O, my Dear, my Dolly! I fall,
I fall,
To my knees, for all —
I surrender, I surrender,
My love, my life,
my self,
— has lost.
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The push-pull of loving Dolly with greed while falling into grief and surrender feels so raw and theatrical. Emotional and entertaining, GREAT WRITE!