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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Trapped between two floors, maybe heaven and hell, were souls that screamed through elevator doors. Our feet in blood, we asked who was the devil among us. Strangers died and out of fear were souls that screamed through elevator doors. I touched them, and they knew not who was the beast among us. Strangers died and out of fear they closed their eyes. I am the morning star! I touched them and they knew not who was the beast. Our feet in blood, we asked who was the devil? They closed their eyes. I am the morning star... trapped between two floors, maybe heaven and hell. {Morning Star a.k.a. Lucifer} Pantoum 7-10-11 To my beautiful readers if this poem is confusing... [ Lucifer in latin means "light-bearer". It was the name given to the dawn appearance of the planet Venus, which heralds daylight. For this meaning, English generally uses the names "Morning Star" or "Day Star", one of the numerous titles for the Devil, although, the Roman Rite liturgy's Exultet chant in praise of the paschal candle refers to Christ as the "Morning Star". This poem was inspired by the movie "Devil", where a group of strangers were trapped on an elevator and killed off one by one by the Devil, who was in the form of one of the mysterious strangers.
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