The Se'kit-Milo Chronicle

On the shore of the old city
The dense buildings crowd around a person
A singular inhabitant
Of a bustling city
A person and
A fish
The fish first lived in the pond;
A holy site;
There were 2 of them
The beauty of it all
And the person said one of the fish shall be called Milo;
And left the other to rot
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The person kneeled
He placed Milo in a zoo
A cruel, unjust, zoo,
And when the picturesque beaches were crumbled
And the abhorrent industry was ripped to shreds
But Milo knew
And he flew above the skies
And he watched the Pyramids float in the void
Drifting Aimlessly
Se'kit Se'kit Se'kit
He watched his master in a slumber
And pushed him gently along
To the next world. 
Category:Literature
Category:Traveler's Era