Alexander Kerri's Poetry Collection Vol. 1

H.P Lovecraft

At the madness he gradually laughs,

The pits of Hell he'd love to stay,

Never again will he live a foolish day.

"Hell"

The hounds of hell, shriek out and hail.

"Under-World Please Stay"

The Daemons hath lay,

Within the realm of full gray,

For madness they stayed.

"Skies"

I have imagined the great sky,

Yet, flying, flying, by and by

A Hellhound hath flew,

Killing skies of blue,

Red had crashed anew, so have blood too.

Daemons and spirits bound in the crest

Every voice and festive pest

All shall see what is to be, no more light now dark will be.

To the humans of glee will see, they will shout and scream to thee

Hark of the spirits, no more glee, no one blind, now all see.

"Darkness"

A darkness once purely light

I can't imagine worlds above

For there is no more joy to spend

Once a fountain, now a sewer. 

I the man, whose cloak is fully pitch

Of blackness more than a raven's feather

I guide the souls either left or right 

Left or right I must choose wisely,

All is darkness twisting and winding.

"Alphabet Poem: Dark & Grim"

After light had ceased to die

Because the clouds had filtered all skies 

Causing rain and storm yonder the land 

Do I ever wonder if the sky might change? 

Evermore do I not matter the situation.

For light I dislike and darkness endured

Gathering lunar intelligence and the bitterness sweet.