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Deep in the hallows
the sanctity turns,
Feeding the fire
and feeling the burns

The bells do toll
at the midnight hour,
Rises above
he gains his power

Darkness surrounds
like the cloak of his breath
he feeds his soul
with the drink of their red

Breathless lass
falls to the floor,
Out of his arms
she is no more

One more victim
one hundred years
taking its toll
no more tears

The sun start to rise
he begins to sleep,
Shadows and fears
Everyone weeps!!
My ode to the Count!!
The sea calls out her name,
soft whispers hidden in the sound of the waves that gently break against the shore,
holding out my hand I touch the empty air,
it reaches back yet I feel nothing but the cold,
salt filled mist that swirls through my soul.


© H V Swan
sometimes I still feel her with me
 Sep 2014 Emily Pidduck
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I look at the old scars
faded on your wrist now
and I pray you come to realize
you already made it through one time

Now your new scars
the wounds gaping open in your heart
and I pray you choose to believe now
you can make it through this time

A broken heart can heal with time
wounds will close
scars will fade
but memories can be the most painful of all
so you have to choose to push them away

Yet there is a promise to hold on to
that there is Light to see you through the pain
He will not leave you, He will not change
He is here with you
God, He remains
"And the Lord, He is the One who goes before you. He will be with you, He will not leave you nor forsake you; do not fear nor be dismayed." (Deuteronomy 31:8)
 Sep 2014 Emily Pidduck
Poetic T
A flower, Fingers drawn out
As to hold the beauty
Touch
Feel,
Look,
Beheld in the eyes,
Seeing this radiance of
Colour,
A tear surges from emotion
Lashes capture this
Tear,
Water,
Falling,
Before it hits the floor,
A palm wishing to hold
But never grasped,
As this was a sight seen
Eyes,
Cold,
Dead,
Eternally looking
At the beauty before a
Breath,
Expired,
Exhaled
His last look was of
Beauty,
And his thought was
As he lay still,
Was how can there be so
Much beauty in this field of war..
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