Teen Poetry #2 |
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Macbeth |
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No man born of woman can slain you... Then why are you fearful of death? The Devil himself has proclaimed you As king hereafter, Macbeth. The pedestal hungers your feet, The earth has no need for them back But, the dread conceived by your deed, Commands your hands to attack. The blood is washed off once again; All has been cleaned but one spot. And no perfume can sweeten the hand Which retains the smell of the blood. Your thoughts have become too unnerving In their depth you are quickly enthralled. Dare you call the glory deserving Of the stain that you wear on your soul? |
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Master Senior Member
since 1999-08-18
Posts 1867Boston, MA |
If you like this one, read Macbeth 2! |
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