
A lament on the destruction of the city on the seven hills when the Vandals came. Reviews appreciated.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Words: 108 - Published: 07-05-11 - Status: Complete - id: 7148190
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O Rome, O Rome I called you my home
But now there art where barbarians roam
Pillaging, and killing, burning, and taking
The Vandals leave Rome in a helpless pasting
O Rome O Rome wildflowers spring up from where I called home
Ruins lay where Caesar sat on his almighty throne
O Rome O Rome glory hath gone from the Coliseum dome
O Rome O Rome where bloodshed runs amok
All the Vandals think the devastation is the gods' idea of a joke
The grey smoke leads the magnificence to choke
O Rome, O Rome, I weep of your obliteration and vandalism as to the world I wrote
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