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Author Name: FreeSir Daniel 1 Comments
Date Added: July 01, 2012 21:07:05 Average Score: (Needs 1)
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The Pathway To Vengeance
T H E - - P A T H W A Y
T O - -V E N G E A N C E


I've had a reawakening but I fear not within myself,
For I still hold the appearance of immortality.
Instead, I have awoken in her imagination.

She has spoken to me many times amid the ruins of the temples
yet I can not reply.
For I must hold true the illusion that I am her God.

She wishes to join me here, in the abyss of Man's futility
So she conceals death under her robe as she pushes
through the crowd of citizens shopping at the market,
unaware of her purpose to me.

Behind her, someone tugs at her robe.
She turns around and gazes into the eyes of innocence.
I tell her to see past the child and into the heart of the
Man that he will one day become.
Then I remind her that I am her God.

So she continues, each step inching closer to our shared destiny.
Yet so does the child, he is hungry so he tugs at her robe again.
She ignores him as she counts the seconds till death will feast
Upon the blood of our adversary's.

She believes that soon she will join me,
but I fear not.
For I have never tasted life nor drank from death
My World lies only within her imagination
Yet I offer her the false hope of divinity.

A large crowd has gathered, haggling over the price of tomatoes
The child is ever present and still hungry
Suddenly she stops walking, with only one witness she reaches
into her robe and ignites an inferno of death.

In one heartbeat she claims ten.

I am once again adrift without direction
I hope to be picked up by someone new,
someone seeking the pathway to vengeance.

Who am I to distinguish the nuance between
hero and assassin, for I only exist
in the minds of dead martyrs.

So here, in the market place, I will go to sleep
But my rest will be disturbed all too soon
In the distance, the bells toll in memory of those lost today
And those whom will perish tomorrow

The ringing echos into the depths of the city
into the ears of my next followers.


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Comments:
Comment By: PremiumHarry William Harborne on July 2, 2012 06:49:25 AM Report
This is so different to your usual style Daniel, I like your humour but I also enjoy your serious poems.This is an awesome write and leads the reader into the full horror in small steps, the end is thought provoking and terrible.




 


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