Avalanche Poem by Meriam Joseph

We enter dorms and ballroom astound,
Where human love has stained white gowns,
Glitter suits judge while I hide frowns.
Gravity hurts when I'm falling down.

My vanity pains somewhere inside,
They're convinced by his talk tale ride
Calm yourself, he's got eyes on you,
Ghastly ones that are venom blue.

Walk past golden xylophones chiming dangerous tunes,
Feels like I'm halfway to loon
Just a saddened heart looking for clues,
Within veins that hinder blood, in ruins.

And in your dreams may only I reside,
Just me, myself, you and I,
And umbrellas can't help us in this storm,
We'll leave together in this avalanche you've brought.

And he knows well of how he plays you,
So get over fantasies and deny the truth,
Stay away, keep away from the crown,
Memories last forever until you're done.

And in your dreams may only I reside,
Just me, myself, you and I,
And umbrellas can't help us in this storm,
We'll leave together in this avalanche you've brought.

And now, all I can do is hide the red,
May rebellions rise once I'm dead,
And then, this kingdom in shatters and scraps,
Will pave way for unity forever in contract

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