In the kingdom of shadows, she reigns supreme,
The Snow-White Queen, a haunting phantom's dream.
Her heart, a tempest of dark and gloomy love,
A mistress of pain, sent from realms above.
Her skin as pale as winter's icy grasp,
Her eyes like flames in a world so fast.
A beauty so cold, a darkness within,
She wears a crown made of sorrow and sin.
Her voice a melody, haunting and deep,
Eternal whispers in a lover's sleep.
She dances in shadows, under the moon,
Her spirit a tempest, a darkened monsoon.
The Snow-White Queen, a soul so profound,
Her love a curse that echoes all around.
She weaves a tapestry of passion and fear,
A queen of shadows, forever near.
Beneath the frozen stars, she weeps alone,
A heart of ice, a throne of stone.
Yet in the darkness, a flicker of light,
A glimmer of hope in the endless night.
Her love, a riddle, a twisted game,
A dance of shadows, a flickering flame.
She beckons you closer, into her embrace,
A kiss of death, a lover's grace.
The Snow-White Queen, a siren of despair,
With eyes that glitter, a solemn stare.
Her touch a poison, her breath a sigh,
A love that's eternal, yet destined to die.
In the halls of silence, she waits for thee,
A queen of shadows, a mystery.
Her heart a fortress, a kingdom of pain,
A darkened beauty in an endless reign.
So heed her call, if you dare,
The Snow-White Queen with ebony hair.
For in her love, a price to pay,
In darkness she'll lead you astray.
But in her eyes, a glimmer of light,
A chance for redemption, a fleeting sight.
For in the depths of her gloom and strife,
Lies the power to conquer, to embrace life.
The Snow-White Queen, a figure so rare,
In her dark kingdom, beware.
For love in shadows, a tangled web,
In her embrace, the living dead.
But in her touch, a hint of grace,
A chance to find a brighter place.
In the heart of darkness, a flicker of hope,
The Snow-White Queen's twisted scope.
Authorship by Mr Dashaun Rashod Snipes
©Mr. Dashaun Rashod Snipes
® Snow White Queen
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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