Naivety in a Red Cloak
I thought I knew it all:
that Roses are red,
giants are tall,
and as my granny always said:
beware of the villain hiding in the night
trust in the hero shining in the light.
Venturing out into the world,
donning my scarlet cloak,
the moonlight glinting off hair tightly curled
as it streamed behind,
bouncing, bouncing, bouncing
as my wings took flight.
I shouldn't have trusted him,
that hero in the moonlight.
But how could I have seen the monster
hiding in the man?
How could I have known the man
hidden within the wolf?
How do I tell Gran
that I'm marrying a werewolf?
This poem is about:
Our world
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