Alise: What then shall I leave for you
when I am dead
Michael: The pillow beneath your lovely head
for it holds the essence of your tears
the lingering fragrance of your hair
Alise: Then take it now before I am gone
my plan is for my soul to go on
Michael: Do not speak of such horrid things
what would you like me to do with your rings
Alsie: Give them to your new love to be
from this moment on
I set you free
Michael: I scoff at your depraved sense of wit
you act as if I don't give a sh.......
Alise: How long have I listened to all of your lies
even calling them alibis
Michael:Then will you haunt me from your grave
tell me now for your blood do I crave
Alise:And there it is
I knew all along in the living world you do not belong
Michael:But what is this?
A cross and a stake
Alise: Yes and it is your everlasting life
I now take
* and with those last words she drives the stake into his heart
Comments
Looks good to me!
I believe I felt that stake going in at the end! You trapped a moment of time between these two characters that pretty much sums up their relationship to one another! That in itself is an achievement to be proud of!
Holy shit.
Well, number one... it is dramatic verse. A play format told in a poetic form, but...
holy shit.
I will confess to being caught completely off guard. It just sort of rolled down hill in a direction unexpected and left me shaking my head.
This is really kind of cool.
It needs to be longer.
That's all I suggest...
more.
Hey Chrys
Caught me by surprise too lol! You might want to read this out loud and see if you find a few slips in the flow......stan
Stan
thanks and will do only found one glitch and I've corrected it
Wes
got a lot going on especially Monday but hey I'll give it some thought
your reaction had me laughing so hard I cried goodness
well I'll see what I can do with it, That much alone was major lol
thank you so much for that vote of confidence
Chrys
You have captured a very dramatic moment in the life of a couple and narrated it in poetic verses which held me captive as the drama unfolded with an anti climax at the end. I would disagree with the suggestion to make it longer. I feel it has all the elements of a good drama beginning with a light sentimental conversation and concluding with an anticlimax of sorts.....
Regards...
Raj
Thank you
Chrys
I never go beach combing in Whitby lol
A grand write full of surprises.
Forgot to say this would make a really good scene in a play lots of tomato ketchup and ask dust, LOL
Made Wesley get his bible out lol.
Great, Take care yours Ian.T
Ian
LOL thanks much
Hello Chrys
I guess I wished for a happy end, but this was great for its unexpected ending.
It is really good!
Rula
Many thanks I guess I was not in the mood for a hapy ending lol sorry about that
Wonderful Chrys
I loved the ending but if the title is the name of the vampire slayer, then you have misspelled it.Other than that, its a real pleasure to read this one.
Alid
Alid
there is no mis pelling it is just a name no one in particular
thanks for the comment
I think
(and I could be wrong) that it refers to Beethoven's young protégé. Come back?
Wesley
I did not have anyone in mind just the name
Wholly
acceptable.