Fugitives - Paris,1632 Poem by Clive Culverhouse
Fugitives - Paris,1632
Rating: ★5.0
we stood
were well
you pushed
I fell
they came
I hid
she ran
I did
they chased
I stopped
she turned
I dropped
they shot
I died
she fled
I sighed
they went
her too
I died
for you
.. I died
.. for you
you used
me too
Monday, November 13, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: footle,paris,history,adventure,betrayal
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Fugitives - Paris,1632 a footle poem of betrayal and adventure by Clive Culverhouse
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