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Judgement

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Judgement:

You are a mewling coward and weakling
Offal to the world, yet too arrogant to admit it!
Unbridled by the feelings of shame and guilt;
A man who was naught but a self-serving sycophant...
Remember the days that you used to spend
Envious of others who worked harder than you
More and more you would curse at their backs
It was an act that blackened your tongue and soul!
Now as you gaze into the maw of the inferno
Endlessly waiting for the judge's call


Read the first letter of every line, and know the fate for which you fall.


-Chen Yuan Wen, 6th July 2012
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Author's Comment:

Arrr maties,

Second release fer horror week. I wanted to do something different than the usual sadako stuff. I'll save the frightening things fer tomorrow. Instead, enjoy this rather demonic piece. It's nothin' special really, but I thought it would be a good idea to break from the usual form :3.

EDIT: To those who believe I spelled the title wrong. First go to this link: [link]

Then try typing judgment in a comment box. You'll find it turns red and gets corrected to judgement.

Thank you for your time and thanks for the view ^^

-Captain Chenbeard of the Black Fedora Pirates :iconwordofchen:

Other Poems by Me:
Barely Breathing - [link]
An Epic Legend - [link]
The Tomb of Khaine - [link]
To Save a Princess - [link]

Other Prose by Me:
Sanguine Chapter 1 - Release 4 - [link]
Pirate: The Legend of Chenbeard, Chapter 1 - Release 1 - [link]
Mercenary Chapter 1 - Release 1 - [link]
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:star::star::star::star::star-half: Overall
:star::star::star::star::star-half: Vision
:star::star::star::star::star: Originality
:star::star::star::star::star-half: Technique
:star::star::star::star::star-empty: Impact

A very beautiful poem!

It is very dark and taunting, written with slight feeling of superiority, as it should be, judging by the title and the motives. Perhaps, I would have liked 'stronger' words to emphasise the dark fate of the victim. Still, you did quite well.

The words are well chosen and somewhat unusual, which makes the poem all the more original. I personally like your choice of vocabulary and how you constructed the acrostic. Even the last sentence could be a part of the poem - it fits, like a message after the riddle.

It doesn't awake strong emotions, which is why I didn't give all five stars, but the feeling of dread is still there, especially in the last verse which is an excellent ending.

Well done! <img src="e.deviantart.net/emoticons/s/s…" width="15" height="15" alt=":)" title=":) (Smile)"/>