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Javert's Silent Soliloquy
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A Shakespearean Sonnet written from Javert's point of view. His thoughts on heaven and hell; his life, and his eventual demise. Javert was not evil; he believed he was good...
Rated: Fiction T - English - Poetry/Tragedy - Javert - Words: 119 - Reviews: 2 - Favs: 2 - Published: 04-23-12 - Status: Complete - id: 8053228
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Javert's Silent Soliloquy

I look to the heavens; the stars stare back

Bright and burning, never-changing, guiding,

You shine with grace I dream to have, yet lack

Humbled by your purity, you're blinding

So I follow your lead to righteousness

Abandon compassion, follow what's just

For me the pursuit of rogues is endless

Sacrifice pleasures, I've done what I must

Yet now it seems I've been wrong all these years

I sold my soul to serve man's wicked law

I look to the heavens and find black fears

Cold and hollow, my life was only flaw

How is it I sought Heaven and found Hell?

I'll forsake life, this fallen sentinel.

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