A Night of UnlifeA Poem by Valentin VelkovA lighthouse of full From sea of null Crashed city Life’s remains Brought to decay Of death’s domain
Ethereal light still shines Where none continues on Sucked from skies That Gaunt God Petrified pale By the horrors that come in gale In the night of man’s trail
Away it still tocks That accurséd clock The job it did in life It yet continues in strife With every gone hour (If in this night, time be a power) The figure lets out its lament So sorrowful and sojourned Of never-rusting copper’s Hateful horror
By the dreaded pinnacle Across the sickly sky That holds that malicious moon Fly the things The goatish gaunts Free of sun that haunts Now to roam the night That lasts forever, that’s right And the light shall shine for never more
Down in the sea Without a living thing City’s corpses compounds down Upon pickings of people, long since damned Souls forever bound To the grey, grimy ground And the silhouettes of once Linger as Lilith To their scratching spirits Who are of peace bereft And claw as luminescence At a heaven high Or a hell to die But both are without essence For the only peace for tortured souls Is the dreaded contentment That comes with despairment © 2017 Valentin VelkovAuthor's Note
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