FuryA Poem by Charles Omeni
Faint at first the drums beat, then louder.
I have been unchained, unleashed. My cell has been opened. I feel the rhythm beating within my chamber. The furnace glows red and blood like steel boils. Burning veins from within . Outside vultures. Circling, dancing in the sky on tattered wings. Screeching, spitting venom. Their shadows block out the Sun. In darkness I stand alone. The drums beat their monotone The flame burns violently. Fed by pain, my inferno. It’s heat burns the darkness away. Pain retreats. I surrender myself. With hatred engulfed I roam, Incinerating the beasts, ripping out their tongues. And when the fires subside, I look back at glowing cinders and ash. I flee, from myself, I return bound to Tartarus, Alone . Until the drums beat their monotone. © 2014 Charles Omeni |
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