Pestilential Solemn

 

****READ 'REQUIEM OF SOLEMN' FIRST****

 

 

Pestilential Solemn
By: Adam M. Snow

 

From a deep slumber, a forever rest; lies abreast from me a lowly being.
T'was the same like before who showed no signs of fleeing.
He looked at me with his eyes he glared,
he looked at me with his nostrils flared.
He reached within me and grabbed my soul,
disappearing now into a world of cold.
An ethereal place where nightmare lurks,
as I wonder alone being the berkes.
I stood there edgewise as a crow flew to me,
he showed no fear, from what I could see.
He spoke with a voice so soft and ease,
"Weary traveler, let your trouble seize."
I am stricken with angst as time before me froze
"What is now to come, but one of many woes?"
The crow before me, glisten and glowed;
forming a mirror, myself it showed.
Upon his chest a darkened hole,
and in his right hand beating, his heart and soul.
He reached with his left, grabbing my arm from the mirror,
my eyesight blurred for a second now is clearer.
He dragged me in as the mirror liquefied,
leaving me alone on the other side.
My body it burned as I looked upon my breast,
my heart was gone, a blackened hole upon my chest;
a beating in my hand with my heart in chains,
agony overwhelms as insanity now reigns.
A ghost beside me, a face like mine;
he laughed and jest as I am benign.
Time still froze while I lay restless,
lost in this dream, nonetheless.

 

***TO BE CONTINUED IN 'THE PIT OF SOLEMN'***

Author's Note

This is a poetry series called 'Series of Solemn' and there will be more poems, each continuing from the last. So read the first one before you read the next, because you may just miss out.

Reviews

[MoriartyMesa]

Reminds me of HP Lovecraft, nice job, great following

[MOON]

Interesting tale.

[Coyote Poetry]

The chapter was amazing. I like the thoughts and the journey you took me with your words. Death is a interesting subject. Allowed us to dance on mystery and myth with no questions. I hope to read more of this interesting tale. Thank you for the outstanding chapter.
Coyote