a snippet gospel of rage [dt dark in priests]

By Devil-lyn




and he whispered:
`do not go gentle into that good night’
against this bodice that lies
feral & fetal`d
during his enchant`ed h-ours
of purgatory;
 
and he whispered:
`old age should burn and rave at close of day`
for at a quarter to meia`s-noite
skeletina bones in cath`olic girl ruins
break de`lovely from my flesh
for his breath is that of godly pigs
departing toward the gates
of epic slaughter:
 
and lastly, he whispered:
`rage,
 
                     R A G E   against
 
     the dying of the light`
for unconsciously, I have ascended
descended consented
to the viral die~mensions
of priest`s dementia 
where darkened silhouettes emulate
and emerge from the leviathans
little box of gospels
sheltering these scarlet fractures…
cummunal sobrieties often
in the mimics of human dogs
have hinged these breasts
trauma bound shackled
guffaw is the nickelodeon trinkets
it`s masterpiece hooked and hinged 
my pungent floral, detached from reality…
nothing gentle into that good night


 

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Copyright 2016 Devil-lyn
Published on Monday, November 7, 2016.     Filed under: "Horror" and "Poetry"

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  • A former member wrote: And once again a Hail Mary full of grace whilst clutching my anal beads...dylan Thomas just erected from his grave, bones lifted the headstone...Xie Xie -hm

  • Devil-lyn On Monday, November 7, 2016, Devil-lyn (32)By person wrote:

    Dylan Thomas ... gotta love him, even if he is dead. I'm just glad he left something for people or poets - like myself - to grasp on ... :)

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