The Raven's Party

by Robert Schubach - Scorpio

As my aching head grows weary
I look outside, so dark and dreary
Today a party I must attend
Tis the birth date of my dearest friend
I take myself from this bed
A splitting pain in my throbbing head
My mother says my brain is bleeding
My death is near, she's already greeving
Forty-eight hours the doctors say
I must attend this affair today
Now I arrive at my friends humble home
I look around and aimlessly rome
I see nothing, nor a sound even heard
A raven flies, what a dreadful bird
My head receives a jolting pain
First the thunder, then the rain
I open their door, the portal so wide
Now I see the party's inside
Another pain, my knees grow weak
My friends suggest hide-and-seek
As i run the pain grows stronger
In my head, and much more longer
I go and hide in a windowed room
I see the raven bringing his doom
Now the pain brings me down
To the cold chilling ground
Death is here, I know this now
The raven brought it someway, somehow
Now the raven's on the ledge
He watches me from the window's edge
It looks as though he likes to laugh
At the victims of his dreadful wrath
I see the raven and will forever
Forget his face, I will never.

Reason for writing:

    I am a 15 year old poet and i need some help so E-mail me with good or bad criticism PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!  Thank you!!    

Birth sign: Scorpio
Date created: 1999-07-21 01:10:31
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:41:15
Poem ID: 52942

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