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City Ruins

Gathering around the city of white,
Pestilence, famine, and lack of elixir,
Things any man would fear,
Upon the arrival of death before their gates,
For an end of all ends, the city braced.

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I appreciate moderate constructive criticism
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This was written pre-pandemic… the irony.
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Not Explicit Content

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One thing…

Gathering around the city of white,
Pestilence, famine, and lack of elixir,
Things any man would fear,
Upon the arrival of death before their gates,
For an end of all ends, the city braced.

Saying upon twice is very redundant but this means exactly the same thing. Please take my suggestions lightly. Really cool poem.

Tim

Thanks for the suggestion! I didn’t even notice that!

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