Daisy's Sonnet
Thurs 5 Dec 2013: Sonnet
The Great Gatsby Chapter 7
A voice as soft as
melting snow
One look was all it
really took
But rash and quick the
soul did go
Wild car, wild act,
and Daisy shook
And so the liquid
beads did fall
All colour from her
apples fled
No help did she
attempt to call
And poor old Myrtle
was but dead
He grasped her hand
showing her love
Don’t cry, don’t
scream, don’t fear, my heart
To seize the shame
will be my job
I swear til death do
us apart
I swear just whisper
in my ear
Sweet murmur, you’re
what is most dear.
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