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The Game of Thrones

O Self Righteous Mew Martyred Lost
 unto
Dragons breath, and roasted lots 
amongst the spit and gradually heated pots
 crows, counted among the cost,
counting zeros,
onesies and Aftermath of Astral Thoths
Line by line
 into perdition we go deeper into the plot of plots

Into
Penitance, no
Penance, yes
Lusts succulent-grows
In laboratory tests

We
Like Moths to a drain
Of
Energy unsleeved
Perceived
Of misconceived pipings; insane; synergy; 
             creams never veined 
Of suave salves, dealings of those 
that have only vain, not the have nots but
half wicked flames
                                  Unwritten names
 half hooved of Baphomet and the
Long-Toothed of his stage and scream


The storm born, we shall ride
that dark ride
In the precipitation of filth, 
             catching mud in our eye
Rebirthed, stalled, aborted by skanky sway, 
of breastly milk
 of I am soaked wet in a dream
 Of the Worlds reasonings why Apathy and Pride
are foolish runway brides
of souls Holiday-Window faux scene; 
dressing-undressing after the honeymoon 
      of ignorance, arrogance blessing

Design upon design our Statement of Mission creep O Ord
Ordinance
O Self Righteous Mew Martyred Lost
 unto
Dragons breath, and roasted sheeps,
                      crows, counted among the cost,
counting Warlords, drones left with money packed. 
                      helicopters and jeeps
onesies and Aftermath of Astral Thoths
To self, a barrier in microscopic scop
A true Virus inbred by DNA STD of
a sinful nature and closed mind
To all but skeaze
Are we rebirthed anew, awry
Eating our own tale of condensation carriers,
               pack mules
on the trail of compensation trys
                  Death Terriers of the ratio of phi

Copyright © | Year Posted 2021




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