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.