Chamber Of Ages

Chamber Of Ages

A Poem by Brandon Taylor-Black

Winters eyes; tongue of frost
The ending of sweet summers lust
Corpses caught - blood laden land
Lifes goblet grasped in icy hand

Nights are rising - ride the wings
A black hole gasping for devouring
Swords sing - a screaming chorus
Baptism of earth - christened in blood

From the shadows, to enter horror
The face of man is the masque of death
Drown all hope with the anchor of Faith
To sleep, dormant, in immortality
But when, should we, return again
The world be ours for the breaking

Ashen snowfall - orange skies
Man has burned his own oblivion
In winters eye - with heart of frost
Frigid return to the chamber of ages

© 2018 Brandon Taylor-Black


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Brandon Taylor-Black
Brandon Taylor-Black

Huddersfield



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I write for pleasure, and for therapeutic reasons...it relaxes me. Why exist in the real world when my own world holds such splendor? That's enough about me though, please, read away, and if you f.. more..

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