Oh No, Foe, Almeda: A '24' Sonnet
National Poetry Month Daily Challenge: The Sonnet
My heart, my heart, is broken-rent in two
Like Chloe tears are rushing to my eyes
I trusted Jack, and Jack has trusted you
Oh, Tony, Tony, what a sad surprise!
Like Chloe tears are rushing to my eyes
I trusted Jack, and Jack has trusted you
Oh, Tony, Tony, what a sad surprise!
Your treachery runs deeper than you know
The nation as a whole begins to weep
You, once a friend, have now become a foe
And now Jack has a promise he must keep
Now, Tony surely you have not forgot
The words Jack Bauer whispered in your ear
Of what he'd do if honest you were not
And as a traitor you again appear
In case you have forgotten what he said:
"I'll kill you, Tony-this time you'll stay dead"
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Post a CommentGreat job. I am a fan of sonnets.
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