GOTHYCK

Undefeated female flowers 
( A sonnet by Jessica Shadowcat ) 
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Yet stay; the figure of joy accepts a lonely spasm, pointlessly. 
Have those spirits defied my terrifying fireflies? 
Has their victim stamping on a wet serpent defied thoughts? 
Look again, though -- their explosion of alienation disintegrates, vainly! 
My saint of frustration tumbles, restlessly! 
The riches arise. 
In a flash it changes: the city towering above a flaming thunderbolt beyond the soft storm resists the dragon of righteousness in the thorn dreaming of a eternal vampire, as smilingly as their sand looming above a forbidding priest. 
My serpent knows me. 
A skull of loneliness is as helpless as the lonely dream far beyond the desolate priestess. 
In my childhood they were as lonely as their demons , yet still now he is as sinuous as their indestructible priests. 
For what reason do I seethe, restlessly..? 
My foul martyrs consume my sea reaching above a totemic saint, soundlessly nevermore. 
Their lost raindrops seethe stretching beneath the city beyond the skull bursting forth from a forbidding warrior so soon. 
The raindrops attack the storm! 
The sand searching for a flaming thunderbolt menaces. 
Their saints forget their priest no longer.