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The Multitudinous Seas Incarnadine
June 5, 2013
Bloody hands stroke Neptune’s waves,
the bird of death stares, nobody it saves.
The haunting moonlight shines upon a man,
who murdered the king with his sinful hands.
The dagger this man used predicted his fate,
for he ruined Scotland and ruled it with hate.
Scorpions crawl throughout this man’s mind,
As seven snakes slither from behind.
This man Macbeth causes the ladders to fall out of line,
and the multitudinous seas to incarnadine.
© Allison H., Vancouver, WA
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This article has 3 comments.
oneunderpar said...
on Nov. 5 2013 at 8:51 am
Wonderfully written, and truly catches the tragedy which is Macbeth.
Blank101 said...
on Nov. 4 2013 at 9:15 pm
AWESOME!! very good
Ironman said...
on Nov. 4 2013 at 8:56 pm
Beautiful poem! I would like to read more of your work!
