In Azkaban by Cwiddy

Summary: The prison of Azkaban holds Dementors, innocent men, and guilty men. This is a Rondeau Poem written about Azkaban, but from the view of Sirius Black in Prisoner of Azkaban.

Categories: Poetry Characters: None
Warnings: Character Death
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Chapters: 1 Completed: Yes Word count: 132 Read: 1251 Published: 06/27/07 Updated: 06/29/07

1. In Azkaban by Cwiddy

Author's Notes:

I am Cwiddy From Hufflepuff House writing for the Rondeau Challenge.

Author's Note: This is a Rondeau Poem written for a Poetry Challenge. Azkaban is a place of fear and despair. I tried to show that here, how the Dementors care not if the prisoner is guilty or innocent, as in Sirius's case. His innocence being what saved his sanity, along with him being an Animagus. Truth can be a very powerful thing.

In Azkaban, Dementors creep.
Prisoners live their nightmares deep.
Guiltless and wicked share the boon.
Despair and heartbreak is the tune
these tortured souls are forced to keep.

Four friends once roamed the Hogwarts Keep.
One Guilty murder others weep.
Innocence made one immune
In Azkaban.

Animagus did boldly leap,
Dementors hold, to freedom peep;
Causing his enemy to swoon,
Betrayal he could not impugn.
Dementors despairingly sweep
In Azkaban.

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