Faust Poems - Poems about Faust

Converging lines Dismembered and gliding Into the point × Skipping blindly Through time × Divide by × From coordinates undefined. ? Pentagon inside ¦?¦?¦?¦? Whatever you find is entirely your fault....

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There was a king once reigning Who carried a great, big flea— And far from him complaining, The flea filled the king with glee! For to him that flea was dearer Than even his only son, And to make his preference clearer, Raised it higher than anyone! In ermine, silk and satin The flea was soon arrayed; Of sable was is hat in, His frock coat,...

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Trump Was A Faust About Trump up we ere trying to roust. When we had found him to be a Faust; Looked in lake; Found more fake, News on fire put out when we doused. Jim Horn...

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Hamlet's story is sad and gory. From the start the outlook's bad. The king, i.e. Hamlet's dad, got bumped off by his loving brother, who then had the nerve to wed Ham's mother. One night Hamlet met his old man's ghost, who said: "My son, while I here roast, your uncle, who murdered me, is having a rave-up for all to see." He added,...

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Doleful to see people trading their soul's treasure for a fleeting moment of fame! © Demetrios Trifiatis 18 April 2017...

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What secrets lurk in my mind, What forces torment my soul? Secrets of some sinister kind, Forces of evil eyes, black as coal! I can sense your pounding heart And smell the sweat of your fear, Lo! I say so in truth from the start So you are forewarned, be clear. I thirst for blood, warm and red And a virgin's heart I wildly...

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Faust and Fay went out to play all alone on autumn day, in the barn the two would stray and muffle around in golden hay. Then appeared the Devil himself seeking souls for an empty shelf, Who ye be faust then said, are ye the Devil all covered in red? No, not I, he...

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Shattered thoughts pierce into the flesh of the souls betrayed Wicked wounds forced beneath the crimson blade Her last pain-staking wish to be taken under graceful Cherubic Wings Will fall with Faust- A sacrifice to which no knowledge can be seen Darkens descends with sickening pride Wounds sting whilst they start to cry Deceitful settings viewed with pale, dead eyes Blur and...

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See... Six thrice... Mister Faust Upon your head All years you exchanged For currency and wine Divine you were but you chose Leviathan to plant a rose... Divine you were but you chose For currency and wine All years you exchanged Upon your head Mister Faust Six thrice... See... Faust: (foust)- a man in legend and literature who sells his soul to the devil for knowledge and power....

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