Lucifer's Incessant Destruction

Amidst contortations and grimaces, lucifer laboured.
In two hours and three, the beast was perfect,
Glaring around, he cackled his delight.
"Serpatinus," he spluttered, still cackling
He appeared and in lucifer's hands, fell the snake.
With deceit lurking in his eyes
He fitted it inbetween the beast's thighs
Then opening the gates of hell, he unleashed the  beast

For her beauty, many a man did  crave
Oblivious that such beauty takes to the grave
She could twist and untwist men
For they were always there begging for her light.
She  was generous with her gifts
As they obliviously signed their warrants:
-Death and impotent warrants.
Inbetween her legs, the serpent never rested
There was an incessant invasion of many a *****.

Families never saw light again in the aftermath
As men grew wearied and hibernated without children.
Many had fallen; fallen for lucifer
Watching in amusement, he cackled
While signing their air tickets

Mission accomplished, the beast turns and journeys 
From whence it came,
In wait of lucifer's next call to arms. 

Presidents, ministers, kings ,nobles and clergies
were those who received the tickets lucifer signed.
 
They all fell prey in this 
Lucifer's incessant destruction
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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