Humbly I sit me down
Upon a plated table
In a distant castle tall
Right there with my Mable
While in a dark and dungeon hall
A linked into this fancy
Right next to the dungeon small
Lives my aunt called Clancy
Irrelevant as it may seem
The King came into town
A riding to the castle moat
To see where his queen had drowned
My auntie Clancy saw the King
And in the moat
A penny did throw
The King the miser in he dove
Right down our dragon's throat
Now Mable and I live in peace
In that castle tall
No longer are we troubled by
That King, who came, you recall
To redeem his rightful castle tall
Behind my high castle wall
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Poems in the Dark
PoetryShort exploratory poetry.. and some fun. Feelings, Questions. Statements. NOW Includes A new form of poetry I spend hours and days designing and developing. I call it "Twiin Poetry" or a "Twiin Poem" Its two poems that can be read a...
