A door bursts open,
newspapers scatter,
11 streaks of blood,
flow across the floor.
The dark smoke rises,
then disperses,
its curse,
passing over the chosen ones,
sleeping in faux-down beds,
secured by velvet ropes.
The slumberers stir,
sensing trouble.
But coaxed and soothed,
they doze once more,
unaware of the phantom wind,
outside the mirrored doors.
I really enjoyed this. Beautiful.
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Thanks! I enjoyed your poem as well!
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