Hellfire In A WhortleA Poem by Wulfstan Crumble
Hellfire In A Whortle
Imagine, if you will Colours inverted Upon windswept heaths Hogshead upon a hearth Embers pulsating As stories crackle. Petals curl Turning crispy bacon Burnt Christian rose. Howling house hounds An Archbishops son And Dashwoods merriment Welcome to the Hellfire club Whoring fake nuns To Bacchus and Venus. Lost to the Dilettanti A single heathen Sights a heeltap A widdershins swirl Of hellebore tips Escaping the next offering Oh writhing pile Says the galumphing fool To the paganus horde As immolation looms Our sweetard dreams Of childhood picking. Of gooseberries, The red straw and merry Raspberry riots As flames lick the hall Grand stair, settee And Satanic maul A blaeberry popped A single coil Of a ladys poison Embrace the fire within Our ugsome man Counter-wise lashings Gods wrath Maybe, perhaps Or poisoned berry Disembowelled Sloshingly fallen Nither a berry heath Smoky ruins Rising from the ashes For a little longer Devilish detail retired To Dickensian heroes And now, Home to the more respectable Pickwick Club © 2008 Wulfstan Crumble |
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Added on February 8, 2008 AuthorWulfstan CrumbleCirencester, England, and Kishiwada, Osaka, United KingdomAboutWulfstan Crumble is a 27 year old Englishman. He is currently working on a plethora of pieces for various anthologies and magazines (hoping not all will get rejected). He really hopes that some o.. more..Writing
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