A Goth's Lament In Summertime Poem by Jacob Coleman
A Goth's Lament In Summertime
Take off that shroud and
tell your demon friends,
“Adieu, goodbye, and
good riddens.” Make mends
with reality,
my Gothic Princess;
Ditch brutality
and wear the best dress
Love has to offer.
All that you desire,
Key in a coffer
Of burning fire,
Is within Sun’s reach.
Goodbye worm.
Goodbye leach.
Friday, August 5, 2011
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10/31/2025 3:32:46 AM # 1.0.0
It's great stuff. It's beautifully descriptive and slightly comical. It's a very nice poem.