Shakespearean sonnet THE PAINTING It looked majestic, different from usual Like a breath of fresh air, pulling me in It took my savings and a ritual. For just a painting, it felt like a sin On the wall, it hung, in front of my bed A woman whose beauty I can’t forget. Seduced I was by the lady in red. Something so toxic, like a minor threat The burning ember, doused by a cold fire. As the woman slithered out the painting Crawling towards me, with a face so ire I can feel myself slowly succumbing. Was all that just a dream? It felt so real. But why can I see my body from here?
Prose poetry The thorns on the rose How I love my greenhouse, the sight of it gives me so much bliss. Flowers everywhere, with some plants around, the scent like heaven, so hard to replace. But the one that stands out from them all is the one and only rose, whom I cherish the most. The only light in my gloomy life....... but its beauty doesn't compare to its touch. No one can't go near it, no one should see it. For whoever goes nighing it, would suffer the consequences, of the deadly thorns on the rose.
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