Summary: I was sitting at home a few minutes ago when I got an itch to make up a randon song while playing some basic chords. I thought it sounded pretty. Most of the songs me and my band-mates play barely rhyme at all, but they still have the quality of a traditional song. At least, that's what our group thinks.
Anyway, this is number two in my series of character based emotional poems. This one is about Zelda, and how she wants to know if Link is doing his work as a hero because he loves her, or if he does it because it is his duty as the hero of time. What do you think? Love, or Duty?
Categories: Poetry Characters: None
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Chapters: 1 Completed: No
Word count: 236 Read: 11175
Published: May 02, 2005 Updated: May 02, 2005
As You Go (Picture Perfect) by zeldafanchick2005
(acoustic guitar opening)
I waited so patiently for you.
You simply give me a passing glance
As you go again.
You say it's all for me.
You say you really care,
But in the long run,
How will I know?
Chorus:
Take all the still-frames
In your head,
And make a picture.
Hold on to it tight.
My face will stay inside your mind
If you keep it picture-perfect.
I'll be right here...
Past lives are so underrated.
I still remember when you held me.
But it was too much for you.
Or was it?
Do you? Don't you?
Come on, tell me.
I need to know.
(instrumental/ guitar solo)
Tell me,will you
(chorus, soft and gentle)
(chorus, louder and more climactic)
(guitar slows and calms)
If you keep it picture perfect,
I'll be right here...
*That was the worst peice-o-flea-bitten crap I have ever written! EVER! I am ashamed! And this is supposed to represent Zelda!! I can't be too hard on myself though. I still think it sounds really pretty, cuz I barely write songs on my acoustic anymore... I just came home and started to strum on my guitar when this crap came out. Oh, well. I'll probably just make another song for Zelda. Until then, R&R please, but NO flaming. I already know how horrible it is.*
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