Parables Of Dementia
She has Lied
And thus in her Sin
As whimpered for her Blood to be drawn
He has Cried
And thus in hid Din
Has wished for his lust to be gone
In their Saturnine Folly
They both have assumed
That the rust of the Wrought Iron Dementia is for them
And them alone
Ah, they sing Elegies for mourning
But quickly turn to Joyous Requiems again
For how else is one to exalt
When one wishes to place them selves above all fault
To Whisper your self soft lullabies
To Drown out your own Cries
And Pray for self-demise
Oh, to believe the lies
Lay and Pray? Pray For What?
Pray you never See of Marrow
Pray for Martyr steps to follow
This the desire is it Not?
For this Coil to be a grand Illusion
A Bleak Phantasmagoria
From which one seeks to be tossed
Fool…One should not trust the bitter wailing of Sirens
Phalluses and Mysticism Haunt all in their depths
While Love Lays Raped and Bleeding on cold cracked Cellar steps
Kane walked here once…
In lustless days of Old
And how Frightening it is here today
To still find the Footprints
With nearly a Marr
How wonderful to know some things Never change
To sleep where Lovers Rot
And taste of what Forgot
Aeons past of what I sought
And in sinks Iniquitous thought
For whom placed those here?
Blank stone Gods cast Vomits stares towards Me
But I cannot recall just what they must not See
Tuck me into the catacombs for safekeeping
For I wish to be rid of this Specters Creeping
This my desire
O, but just Once I would have liked to run my Tongue across the Crypt
And Imagine the Tart flavor I can only Pray Mirrored her Lips
I can only hope these thick walls cannot Crumble
For many a tragedy has forced bleak Moldering
Nothing here shall be, but the Resounding of my own Sickening Heart beating
To Quake from Dank Chamber Bowls
What Exquisite music it makes
Wafting on the Stale air in the Notes it takes
How long until it Breaks?
Upon the Razors of a Parable
Three wanderers came Dreaming at my feet one nightThe first a masque of putrid light
The next a cut of Macabre delight
The last a more ungainly Blight
I gouged my eyes to quell the sight
But still in my mind stabbed deep more Fright
I cut my ears from off my head
But still seeped in all that they said
I Slit my throat to still my Breath
But still my death they would not let
The wanderers then took me where
They told me of my weight to bear
For this a masque I carved myself
Threw all the Joyous pain they felt…
I wished this chamber would hold Me
Caress, Bleed and Break Me
And to the Letter
Pleased my Fetters
As thoroughly as none could Better
But still the Heart beats….
And Echoes obscure words
Someone Please Quell the Verse!
