I knocked on three doors
and three kings stuck their heads out
One was a kind gentle soul who wished for world peace
Another was a bullfighter with a bodyguard
The last was a race care driver with no brakes
I wondered who was truly righteous
For not everything is as it seems
I lit them all on a ring of magical fire
and only one remained
but he was not righteous
just encased in fire repellent clothing
a sense of hope went running for the hills
a sense of weariness roared surprisingly so
I flagged down a carriage
but a sleeping princess already filled up the space
No toads and no apples were around
and no prince was to be found
sleep she would forever more
but she then pinched herself and walked away
The road was littered with broken glass
But I knew to never knock on three doors again
the one king remained but he was just a cape
and it had already been stitched up one too many times
time to stand up and let out the thread
Categories: Culture, identity, Poetry, Psychology, Uncategorized
Beautiful poem.
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thank you
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Welcome.
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