Monument

by Justin Roman - Not entered

I built a wall, a tower,
                   a monument
It was made of unbreakable stones
     -locked up with faerie magik-
It rose clear to the heavens
     The sight alone was dizzying
People, common people, came from
  far off places to marvel at it.
Then I named it after _you._
              And struck it down.
Now the people come to weep
        Over the crumbled stones.
The stones that will forever 
     honor your unspeakable name.

Reason for writing:

    . . . at work sweating and thinking about relationships when it came to me and I stopped working, hid, and scribbled it in my notebook . . .    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1997-07-11 17:05:25
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:39:37
Poem ID: 47586

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