I Am Just by undesirable_number1
Summary: Voldemort reflects on his fading human condition. He exposes his innermost thoughts, such as his life in the orphanage, his feelings toward his parents, his regrets, and the origin of his hatred toward those who love and are loved. The poem does not inspire pity of Voldemort, but rather a new understanding of his human side.
Ratings: 3rd-5th Years [ - ]
Category: Poetry
Characters: None
Warnings: Book 7 Disregarded, Character Death
Challenge:
Serie: None
Chapters: 1 Completed?: Yes
Wordcount: 299 Viewcount: 1897
Published on: 05/04/08 Updated On: 05/08/08
Ratings: 3rd-5th Years [ - ]
Category: Poetry
Characters: None
Warnings: Book 7 Disregarded, Character Death
Challenge:
Serie: None
Chapters: 1 Completed?: Yes
Wordcount: 299 Viewcount: 1897
Published on: 05/04/08 Updated On: 05/08/08
Story Notes: This poem portrays the weak, human side of Voldemort. Some might consider the fact that Voldemort is made to have a human side in this poem to be OOC-ness, but the Dark Lord could not feel hatred, anger, or sadness if he were not human.
1. I Am Just by undesirable_number1 [ - ] (299 words)
Meet the human, fragile side of the Dark Lord. This poem is written from Voldemort's perspective. It portrays Voldemort as an emotional paradox - he is both evil and regretful, angry at the world yet still longing for companionship, arrogant and ashamed of himself, great and pathetic, human and nonhuman, living yet nonliving.