Frozen Paradise Poem by Kiddy Vijay

Frozen Paradise

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With how bold an act, Oh Lady, you broke the rule
so adamantly, and with no fear in your eyes
what, might it be your innocence about stern canon
that crafty beast his moving tongue aimed at?

Crimson sweet, the taste of penalty lured you?
Overt, thus that untainted heart is flawed
violated law froze the land, life and blood
earth, brooks, birds, trees and all stood still.

The Hallowed Arbiter marked your naïveté
denied eternal stay on cloud nine fast
fatality, what you, me and they bind to,
was the signpost kept at each man's end.

The first ever sin you committed then
later blessed us with fully regained heaven.

Saturday, September 14, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: innocence
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