Valkyre~Part II

by Elizabeth Ann   Nov 16, 2008


It is in this time that I reside, a beggar from the past. Belligerence seeds my angst while I maraud as some insoluble soul, commuting cancer and raving with my sullied tongue, of my renown. I have constructed, as I have adapted, a vestibule of tragedy to venerate my rage.

I seek to annul my bad name, by verifying my self-worth. Beyond every tragedy I ve absconded, has slaked my anger; keeping away the hunger within which burns, is madness. So long has torture been my burgeoning solution, gaining on my hopelessness while fulfilling my basic survival. And although I cannot die, my sentiment remains of its previous self; a false mercy, for a false demon.

Inducing the synergies that grind my two universes, I sleeve my rapacious grim. Altered light cleaves my elegance, brooding upon the teetering blank of my fortitude. A sentence of valor dictates my reputation, inviting my ponderous curio. Followers engage my feral autism, savoring my mysterious loss. My blackened history tunnels into my mannerisms, flaunting its primordial wall; stating -here is myth s pagan: armed vicar-.

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  • 16 years ago

    by adriaan

    I read parts 1 and 2 (is there a part 3?) and I am simply speechless...
    One of the best poems I have ever read. Intricate vocabulary and wording, intense imagery, uinque style...I rarely even see such poems this good.