The Beaten Hero

Every protagonist faces his corresponding villain,
The latter part of the scene of any play
Witnesses the weakness of the hero,
Arising amidst tragic flaws.

He turns a victim and therefore, helpless
"A victim is helpless in the hands of the murderer".
The antagonist keeps brandishing the daggers
Behind the dawn, cast shadows of terrifying nightfall,
To accomplish the mission sometimes for passion.
The hero abominates running away,
How can you not run to save life?

"Bravery is the soul of wit"
The hero responds in mind-
"He longest lives who runs away
And he who runs away leaves behind him his self-respect
And peace of mind"
Cowardice intervenes shortly to salvage the departing soul,
But the dweller is a coward
"Run but you can never hide", remember
"A butterfly escapes from its enemy with its mesmerising moves…"
Now the execution is done after the suppose cold war but broil (hurly-burly)
The assassination successfully manifested in a terrible mood or display
The hero's head decapitated and the funeral being hooted by the vicious owl
In the early morning hours ...

The tragedy fully visualised and the irony realised
"There is no happy ending
Except one for the villain."

The other side of the forces
Which is the weaker party, triumphs
With a naive victory...what a bad sinister?

The pen is mightier than the sword
This sword is the armoury of the weak
And mightier than the atomic bomb
Despite successfully hitting "Hiroshima"
And "Nagasaki " in history's worst memorable moments
And devastation and vandalisation;

Often recalled as totalitarian for totalitarianism.
This occurred because in the LAND OF EXPECTATION...
zoomorphism is conventionally accepted...