Poems

Ollivander's Shop - by LadyVoldemort

I knew that you'd come in today
Really I've been expecting you
Truthfully you're a little late
And your wand is waiting to choose.

Here, try this unicorn hair
Give that wand a swing
Hmm perhaps try this one
It's made of dragon heartstring.

What's this?
Do you hear that call?
It's this box over here
On the far east wall...

A Story of Betrayal by Eiez

The sound of a door
Opening penetrates the air
Through the thunder and lightning
Stands a man with raven black hair

"Peter," He calls
But no one is there
A bolt of lighting
Crashes through the air

He steps inside
And looks around
No signs of a struggle
Can be found

The keeper has told
There will be murder tonight
The Potters aren't aware
Of the battle they will fight

Good must be warned
And evil must be stopped
For if evil is not
Then lives will be lost

He flies through the night
Into the stormy sky
And prays to God
That his friends won't die

A flash of lightning
A rumble of thunder
And a quake
Evil has struck in their wake

A streak of green lightning
Beaming bright in the distance
Signals the end
Of James's resistance

A skull and a snake
Hang heavy in the sky above
But then it shatters
From the strength of Lily's love

Oh, no!
It is too late
Voldemort has sealed
The Potters fate

Their house is mere rubble
Their bodies lie dead
While Harry survived
With a scar on his head

Sirius looked at little Harry
The very image of James
And promised himself
He would bring justice to the Potter's name

One week later
Sirius was cornered on a street
By Wormtail
A member of Voldemort's fleet

That day on the street
Thirteen muggles died
Wormtail was the killer
But Sirius was blamed (and not tried)

In Azkaban he stayed
For twelve long years
Locked away from the world
As he shed silent tears

So it goes on
Of the Potters best friend
And although he was innocent
He was condemned

And of all the rumors
That spread around
You'll find that the
Real story is the best to be found

A story of betrayal
A man that was wronged
A story of forever friends
Moony, Padfoot, and Prongs