VILLAINELLE POETRY - THE VEGAN VAMPIRE'S FATE

 VILLAINelle

Vil·lain·elle

noun, plural


1. A villanelle style poem of nineteen-line poem with two rhymes throughout, consisting of five tercets and a quatrain, with the first and third lines of the opening tercet recurring alternately at the end of the other tercets and with both repeated at the close of the concluding quatrain.

2. A VILLAIN story in a villanelle poem.


THE VEGAN VAMPIRE'S FATE

In moonlit nights, a vegan vampire pale,
With fangs that long for tofu's tender touch,
Pretentious pride, his deadly hidden veil.

He boasts of grains and greens with every tale,
Yet hungers for a crimson, gory clutch,
In moonlit nights, a vegan vampire pale.

His victims drawn, their essence he'd curtail,
But ethical convictions hold him such,
Pretentious pride, his deadly hidden veil.

No crimson nectar sates his thirsting trail,
He starves in shadows, weakened by too much,
In moonlit nights, a vegan vampire pale.

The taste of blood, a craving to assail,
Yet he denies, and so he's lost as such,
Pretentious pride, his deadly hidden veil.

In vain, he clings to principles so frail,
With every dusk, his fate becomes more clutch,
In moonlit nights, a vegan vampire pale,
Pretentious pride, his deadly hidden veil.


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