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He was free of earthly burdens
and rode the roads of dusty decay
with horses and wagons not his own
In every town he found friends so jolly
In the east he robbed an oldster
In the west he burned the fields of a sick man
In the woods besides the town of south
lies the corpse of a young boy
The beggar in the north he did not meet
A strong smell of love he left after him
Daughters, whores and virtuous wives
all equally privileged to taste his lust
All left lying around naked and drunk
As decades of sloth passed by
villains like him started spawning out
from the septic vulva of mankind
Wicked brothers for the ugly children
A horseless man is a woeless man
but at the end of the day nothing but a static man
Like those willing daughters
there were horses everywhere
Horses to head north with
Horses for free
Sentient vehicles have their owners
Some of them old and clever
Who know when to look after their goods
Attempt of arrogance in broad daylight
never to be realized
As farmer’s wand spoke to the thief
How clear and commanding was its voice
Look at the poor bastard crawling in pain
Through the veil of blood
he's able to perceive purity in the dirt
In the blue of the bruises
a glimpse of heaven
In the sound of cracking jaws
the bells of the easter mass
Writhing in the gutter crying
with a voice that of a lion
Glamorous joy to crawl in the dirt
Silent ecstasy of humiliating pain
Elation in submission like never before
The glory of defamation
from the stake of an old man
Earth like butter
and circulating winds
A ferrous scent all over
Ecstacy and gratitude
Blood freshly spilled in the sunlight
is perhaps the most beautiful colour
that is to be found in nature
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A Deluge (IV)
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Behold
For I have drunk the earthly venoms
Intoxicated
Of supremacies mundane
Forty-two months of starlit spring
It all was veiled in wormwood and sleep
Summers past and left to decompose
my seven heads and devoured tail
And I crawled back
to where nothing matters
and death is but a servant
In sulphur-yellow rooms
I'm enlightened by darkness
The birds they didn't come
For all the oppression
another law
For all the love
another life
Truly I am the path of the righteous
I am the spear of the mightier one
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