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Post by Cleric Ward on Aug 20, 2004 7:48:26 GMT -5
Well, here are some of my poems... I'm sorry for the poor English.
I am Legend
And when the moment came to leave I did not make a move. For I then took my chance to prove the Death, ol’ lethal thief.
And as I still refused to go The bloke vanished away. And left me just for here to stay, right in this great sick show.
For black is now the sky to me, the sunlight hurts my eye. I barely hold the need to cry, I’m quite unfit to be.
All I see is rot and pain, all life is put an end. I am the reason for this, and I wish I had been slain.
By not giving my soul when dead, I raped the natural law. Now mankind’s life’s sucked through a straw and I start feeling bad.
The whole world’s turning upside down: Men combust on the street. This is mankind’s final defeat, I see the way the souls have flown.
Now this destruction passes by, mankind’s forever gone. I’ll find my way, now that I’ve won, for I can never die.TEXTTEXTTEXTTEXTTEXT
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Post by Cleric Ward on Aug 20, 2004 7:49:19 GMT -5
Pyriel, Holy Angel of Genocide
Now here I am an aftershock I’m contemplating this small rock
It’s natives seem to be insane They play destroying as a game
The game itself is very old Been played for æons, so I’m told
But very soon their game will end And to ensure this, I’ve been sent
I’m here to bring them what they crave And send this scum right to it’s grave
Their fate, it will have been foreseen But they considered it obscene
There’s no regret within their gloom Now this is going to be their doom
Their whole existence must be drained Break down the foothold that they gained
I will arise to sow the hate That will make them fulfil their fate
To make them kill themselves with fear Until at last I will appear
To peel their skin to crack their bones Make them eternally atone
For I am here to crush their spine Wipe out their whole genetic line
That massacre will end all this Find room for a new genesis
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Post by Cleric Ward on Aug 20, 2004 7:50:12 GMT -5
Agonistes
This is no way for me to live, so I must draw a line right now. I leave this town, I wander out to find out what it’s all about.
I do not want your pity, nor do I want you to come along. I’m heading for the desert now to heal this deeply rooted sore.
The night is calm, I’m all alone. What am I gonna find out here? Besides some weeds and scorpions there’s nothing, so I do not fear.
I look into the stars while I’m waiting for the flies. Inside my twisted mind, a newborn madness cries.
Sitting down beneath a rock, I can see the city lights. I wonder why those people don’t question the meaning of their lives.
Right now the dark skies turn to red! A vision that encounters me. And within scarlet streams, I see what will be there when I am dead.
The sight’s more gruesome than I thought, demonic hordes full of hate. They know the pleasures of the pain, deliver it and desecrate.
I cry to the night while I’m waiting for the flies. Inside my ravaged heart, another feeling dies.
Within the limb of rotting souls some agonizing screams ring out. I walk my way through fading groups of fading spirits, crying loud.
The one who seeks forgiveness here will quickly see there is no god. The only thing that’s left for him is punishment which is severe.
The creeping evil won’t select your soul for sins that you commit. Death’s Reich holds torment for us all, whatever you, when living, did.
I tear out my eyes while I’m waiting for the flies. There’s no one else around, no one will hear my sighs.
Now blood is running down my face, scarlet tears soaked up by sand. While crooking on the dusty ground I keep my eyeballs in my hand.
And still the pictures flow to me!!! I cannot flee them anymore. Even without sense of view they still are forcing me to see.
Undead legions bringing doom, when are they gonna be unleashed? The gates of hell are opened wide, they’ll launch their final strike quite soon.
I bite my wrist while I’m waiting for the flies. My time has come, so I’m using my canines.
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Post by Xenia Onatopp- Bale on Aug 20, 2004 11:13:24 GMT -5
Wow!!!Great poems, Cleric Ward.
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