Cold Clockwork - The Only Halfway Decent Poem I've Ever Wrote
- Phoebe Doherty-Ozobiane
- Jun 4, 2016
- 2 min read
I wrote this poem as a piece of English homework and although I don't particularly like it, several people said it was good and I should show other people. So here I am. Below is my wonderful poem that actually goes on for quite a while. If you stick around for the whole thing, please tell me if it's good or not. Please?
There sits a girl, as comely as a sculpted
Statue made by the hands of men. Though would she
Think as prettily as those modelled maidens,
None but her would cower from such a gaze
As hers. At present, man bows to the will of hers,
Manlier men fear the touch of pearlescent skin,
The kiss of blossomed lips, the pull of her force
Taking them against will. Her presence acknowledges
The inevitability of their end, of the ugliness or the
Pulchritude of the beyond that they must be affiliated.
Many a beast attempt to appeal to the good of her
Nature, as if she were filled with such a thing; pleasant
Thoughts and womanly needs. What heart
Beats in the chest of one such as hers, is not that of a
Kindly soul, nor of someone willing to
Disobey the hand of God. Whilst others under the rule of
He, have hearts as affable as a gentleman, jovial in face,
This girl we call Death, with organ seemingly of ice,
Lives – as much as Death can – as if sibling to a pocket
Watch; unending, never straying from its laid out path.
For as long as there is Life, Death exists to put it to an
End, for that is the way the All Mighty One describes.
The pretty of face, morose of soul are the ones to
Fear when plastered upon the Demon of man’s
Ephialtes, for not any would suspect the
Innocent child created by God's own palms to
Destroy all there is of a wight and his
Essence. The being – not human nor angel nor
Demon – that’s interior has forever been only
Cogs and gears like that of a timepiece,
Brings forth the cease of mortality and Immortality.
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