Blackout
Majestic Agony - Broken, Yet Unbroken
In the heart of the wild, where the savannah roars, Lived a lion, once mighty, with courage to soar. His mane, a golden crown, gleamed in the light, But tragedy struck, shattering his might. With a crack and a snap, his canines gave way, Leaving him weakened, no longer to prey. No longer could he tear through flesh with ease, Yet beneath the surface, his strength did not cease. Though his teeth may have faltered, his spirit stayed strong, For the heart of a lion knows no defeat for long. With every stride, with every roar, He proved that strength lies in so much more. He may not hunt as he once did before, But his presence alone commanded awe galore. For in his eyes, a fire still burned bright, A testament to his unyielding might. Though broken in body, his spirit remained whole, A lion among lions, with a noble soul. For even when fate dealt him a blow, He rose above, his strength to show. So let us learn from this lion's tale, That true strength lies not in tooth or nail. But in the courage to stand, despite the pain, And to roar with pride, again and again.
By Deji Akomolafe3 years ago in Poets
Karma's Drama
Breaking news that breaks heart. Retired police officer lost his only son to armed robbery. His only child died on his way back home, after years of studies overseas. In deep grieve he hurried to the spot where his son was killed and remembered vividly back then when in active police service, he killed a young man coming back from studies overseas, he killed him and stole the valuables he came with; the valuables with which he became rich enough to send his son overseas for further studies. He killed him in the very spot where his son was killed.
By Stephen Lightpen3 years ago in Poets
The End
Welcome to the end Of the grand experiment Dying in a whimper Thank you for reading my work. If you enjoyed this story, there’s more below. Please hit the like and subscribe button, you can follow me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @AtomicHistorian. To help me create more content, leave a tip or become a pledged subscriber. I also make stickers, t-shirts, etc here.
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Poets
