Sonnet № 37660
The darkest woods ever
They were the darkest woods ever
At least that I had ever seen
Trees with leaves almost of leather
Animals, that struck me as too lean.
So I quickened up my rigid stride
While my eyes scanned for some light
If I had a horse, full speed I'd ride
If my lungs were not so tight.
I never should have dared to trespass
God damn shortcuts are always wrong
Where is my boyscout with his compass?
Why is this taking so awfully long!?
Wait... Is that a light I see up ahead?
No... Just the moon climbing higher instead.
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That is all.
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3char1per
I like the third stanza. Masterful.
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