Sunset Chaos Marvel

By Ortolan

Underlord walks out among the decay
quiet surveying the torn human race
sweep away all trace of toiled mundane
leaveing reality unused clay

Lucifer rises disrobing again
slowly dismantling all works of man
Brilliant one shining destroying what's left
Sacred the masterpiece hewn by the cleft

Shadow removing the veil of illusion
shallow words fall by the realm of confusion
shells of the demons gone, shells of the dead
chief of the Motherlord's tide at the helm

Overlord brightly deserves disarray
karma sewn righteous there's nothing to take
Mastermind godless creates in his way
give over all his material grace

Pantheon marvels from land and from sky
retinue travels both faster than light
dreams had in secret unravel by time
have a good evening, enjoy the sublime

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Copyright 2016 Ortolan
Published on Thursday, February 18, 2016.     Filed under: "Philosophical" and "Poetry"

Author's Note:

metaphor of self among others
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  • themasterhunter On Tuesday, March 1, 2016, themasterhunter (43)By person wrote:

    I really liked the whole thing. the imagery was great.

  • Ortolan On Tuesday, March 1, 2016, Ortolan (214)By person wrote:

    Thank you - Å’

  • Void Vortex On Friday, February 26, 2016, Void Vortex (303)By person wrote:

    Sublime indeed. An undeniable usurping flow of overwhelming power. LIKE!

  • Ortolan On Monday, February 29, 2016, Ortolan (214)By person wrote:

    Thank you very much for reading - Å’

  • A former member wrote: The poem had a good flow but kind of fell off at the end. I feel like the last two sentences of the poem should rhyme though. Its a simple fix considering the amount of words that you can rhyme with day. Well done over all. Its catchy.

  • Ortolan On Thursday, February 18, 2016, Ortolan (214)By person wrote:

    After reading it again I decided to change day to evening in the last stanza and also the words the last two lines end with.Thanks for the tip. - Å’

  • A former member wrote: Nice ending. It seems complete

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