The Thief's Knife (poem) by Richard Blackrose on AuthorsDen

When, with just a fluttering of butterflies in your stomach, all your enemies will die, you must be very, very careful how you treat your friends...

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The Thief's Knife by Richard Blackrose Wednesday, February 02, 2011 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Poem from the perspective of a thief's knife.
I thirst I wish to swim again That sweet crimson ribbon Spilling past me As I slip inside I drink Warm red richness He grips me tightly As I dive once again I am sated I have completed my work Dripping liquid shadow In the soft moon's light A quick bath The cold river Then to sleep Until I thirst again.

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Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart	2/7/2011

So compelling and well penned.




Reviewed by J. Allen Wilson	2/3/2011

This is a very powerful poem. The cadence and style ring out fitting this piece well. Dark and sweet. Allen