G And C Poem by Claude H Oliver II

G And C

Rating: 5.0


Frightened by the deed which was done
A deed too terrible for the light of sun
They could not say what had been done
Only utter the name of a trusted one

To name the deed that caused their pain
All effort proved in vain
Not knowing that the fear to tell
Would condemn them to a living hell

Claude H. Oliver II 4/13/2008

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Almedia Knight-Oliver 04 October 2009

A sad narrative of G and C. Secrets hide unresolved deeds uncovereing is a cause to resolve them.

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Marieta Maglas 20 June 2009

deep ideas expressed all through. well done..10++

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