TRAVEL TO THE NORTH(Part 12 of Black Roses)
My carriage travels to the North,
With two days rest in County Cambs.
Revenge not slaked, I feel the force,
Yet town folks gaze, like gentle lambs.
The road is flat and worn from use;
The driver stops afore each dawn.
Well paid he is, shan't seek for truth;
In my grand scheme, he's just a pawn.
Northumberland is in the North
And Cornwall at the end is south.
In Norfolk's harbor, holding forth,
A ship, “Demeter” anchors off the mouth.
We shan't make ship before daylight,
So here in Norfolk, there is an Inn.
I must be patient one more night,
Lord Valdore's patronage I'll win!
Tomorrow as the sun sinks low,
I'll make my presence known to him.
His bride, Arcadia, surely knows
I mean no foul, but seek revenge!
As eventide sweeps o'er the land,
My burning hunger won't be checked!
This thirst for blood is more demand;
I'll take my feast from just one "guest".
I spy alone, there in the dark,
As prostitute strikes age-old pose.
I swoop in for my ease and hark!
Still, lifeless hands now clutch black rose!
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