The count grew Even as few went away All of us cordially invited I must have surely miscounted each like illimitable strands of hay We quietly wait, the order of the magistrate- Speak For finally the Judge returns to me My fate
I really like this-- its one of those poems where you dont understand every phrase, but you can link the overall message to something in your mind. Its very clever
Just one thing-- i noticed you managed to steer clear of cliches rather well...until the last line :S. I dont know- maybe it fits, but i hate cliches so i always pickk them out fate is an overused subject in writing, and i think using alternatives like "conscience" (random example- couldnt think of many ) make a piece sound more genuine.
Really nice piece
Ella XOX
I am not talking about the person you would die for. I am talking about to the person you would live for.
You know that place between sleep and awake, that place where you still remember dreaming? That’s where I’ll always love you. That’s where I’ll be waiting. — J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan