A Wary Wrong

Written by: Zoe Luglan

Sober thrill, sober ail,

Morrow hush, morrow crier,

Sober nark, sober wail,

Sorrow blood, sorrow liar!

I do, somber love affair,

Whisper rein the June despair;

Grand cry nerve the airy scene,

Who few were yours go on a lien;

The vow strips all her tensioners’ plea,

Sin where bold dotes, and rots who flee;

Woe be beauties deigned to bury,

When low rebels swive fair Mary;

Sly lust, so bleak, quells all honor,

And fangs her virtue in deathly ardor.

— inspired by Shakespeare’s A Fairy Song