Color of Betrayal by dnd_lady
Summary: How could Wormtail bring himself to betray his friends? What will it bring down upon him? Does he deserve it?
This and more pondered in another quirky poem by yours truly and her wonderful beta, Bubbles.
*generally triambic pentameter (like anyone cares)
*strong end rhyme
*consistent rhyme scheme
Ratings: 3rd-5th Years [ - ]
Category: Poetry
Characters: None
Warnings: None
Challenge:
Serie: None
Chapters: 1 Completed?: Yes
Wordcount: 239 Viewcount: 1515
Published on: 10/09/06 Updated On: 10/10/06
This and more pondered in another quirky poem by yours truly and her wonderful beta, Bubbles.
*generally triambic pentameter (like anyone cares)
*strong end rhyme
*consistent rhyme scheme
Ratings: 3rd-5th Years [ - ]
Category: Poetry
Characters: None
Warnings: None
Challenge:
Serie: None
Chapters: 1 Completed?: Yes
Wordcount: 239 Viewcount: 1515
Published on: 10/09/06 Updated On: 10/10/06
1. Color of Betrayal by dnd_lady [ - ] (239 words)
Note 1: A fun fact (OK, not really): a star-dogged moon was considered to be an evil omen by ancient sailors, who navigated by the stars. This thought led my mind to Centaurs, and ultimately to the inspiration for this poem.
Note 2: A big thanks to my imaginary beta, Bubbles. Thanks, Bubbles! I just wish you weren't so dreadful at spelling.