A ContractA Poem by AlastairFour Poems describing a dark tale.Part I: The Lover
I Awoken To the sweet smell of blood Beside my body Lies a life drenched knife I sat up And recalled the night My hands started to shake And I realized what I've done
'You're Awake?' He asked, smiling beside me Who are you? He said 'Oh i have many names' The Morning Star, The Prince, But you may call me The Collector, now my friend Do you remember our deal
I remembered The knife, her body, the blood My wrists His smile and his words I can make it all better And a contract came Right before my eyes And instantly i signed in blood
Part II: The Loved
What happened? My wounds have disappeared Death happened? My pain has reappeared Where has he gone? Where is my love? He never leaves before dawn Is he here or is he above?
'You know he may be below' The things men do For greed, lust, wrath, envy, ... pride For love? What do you mean below? Not with The Collector, I think not He will not become a puppet for his show He will not be cooked in an oil filled pot
My Lover will never sell his soul He said we'll be forever Lover is not that cold We shall always remain together But then i felt some blood Blood that wasn't mine That's when the tears started to flood For Lover left me behind
Part III: The Collector
I now have both of their souls As the pits of hell unfold The contract's complete An amazing feat My infamous tale bestowed
These two are special A fine breed indeed The Lover, a gentleman A man of sacrifice Yet his mind goes slowly insane The Loved, so pretty Her faith kept her pure But with that hope i gained her soul with ease
In time, I will eat them But refined, is how they'll stay Oh confined, in my pits of hell Your mind, forever trapped here Your mine, alas do not be afraid How fine, is this moment in life Flames shine, on your face and behind, your fear i smile
Do you see god! I won! I won! I took the children you'll never shun
Part IV: The Elegy
We are gathered here today To bury two dead ones The Lover, and The Loved i say Forgotten in time, forever shunned Their bodies rot, their souls decay Taken by the evils of one Rest in the hands of god As he lifts their souls away
The Lover, A man of pride Never backed down against the tide filled with courage, strength, and soul But now he must pay the Ferryman's toll The Loved, so faithful a girl should be Not filled with hate, anger, or envy Oh how her body lies there cold But even she must pay the Ferryman's toll
Let's pray for the dead Then we will feast We will then break our bread And let them rest in peace Lady luck is bold when you bet against her But look how love has brought us together I thank you for the blessed service Priest Oh the funeral is over, call me The Collector....
I Awoken © 2010 Alastair |
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Added on August 17, 2010 Last Updated on August 17, 2010 AuthorAlastairbloomfield, NJAboutI am an aspiring poet just looking for insight and to read good poems. more..Writing
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