Mephistopheles

Mephistopheles

A Poem by W.R. Singleton

Archaic, lost in time's recourse
The Necromancer speaks with prophetic stave
Trust, his mysticical visions force
Invitations to dance on the devil's grave
Quo vidas, Faust come break of dawn
Search under moonlight and Saturn's alchemy
A credulous soul awaits upon
Dark Tyrant Mephistopheles the enemy
Eternal, forsaking all of life's delight
Dreams to come, a final end
to love's respite

© 2009 W.R. Singleton


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rich language, steady flow and a well stated and poignant view of old Beezle Bubba and his welcoming victim! I love Faust. It was before it's time. A great bit of allusion.

Cheers!
FF

Posted 15 Years Ago



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W.R. Singleton
W.R. Singleton

Lubbock, TX



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Walker R. Singleton is a non-entity with non-all-encompassing imaginings about the world around us. Therefore, he is deluded and irrelevant, hardly worth the fleeting thought that passes through my mi.. more..

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