To Look Upon the Face of God
Before me sitting on the ground,
A single, ugly toad.
Normal in almost every way,
Except its eyes, they glowed.
…
I met its gaze, looked into abyss,
Its eyes stared back at me.
I heard a drone, felt chilled in bone,
Heard sound of eternity.
…
Slowly I fell down to my knees,
My master remained in place.
Still the gaze and still the drone,
Still his perfect, godlike face.
…
Such majesty in sound and sight,
Claustrophobic's how I felt.
Feeling trapped in mortal form,
But freedom could be smelt.
…
To give myself to Hypnotoad,
To give body and soul.
But "wait" my withered mind did say,
Of what price is its toll?
…
I-
All hail Hypnotoad.
All hail Hypnotoad.
All hail Hypnotoad.
A/N
Hypnotoad commanded me to inform his future servants that this poem was written with the challenge of including the words "toad," "glowed," and "claustrophobic" in a poem.
All hail Hypnotoad.
