A Villain Enters Poem by Carlos Ornelas
A Villain Enters
Rating: ★5.0
A villain enters
The civic centers
And breaks the works of
The Town's inventors.
He gives them Poisons
As perfume cases
And spreads his voice
On uncommon faces.
A villain somber
With grave intentions
The sharpened blades
On the mower engines.
The fragrance reeks
As the plaintiff speaks
The Villain's entrance,
A great remembrance.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
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