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Maledictus Elysium
Like a fleeting wisp on the wind
You are gone like a faithless wraith
Less than the other shadows
Which consume you
This flower is devoured
By crimson lips deflowered
On an altar of sacrifice
It will not suffice
Any longer
Elysium seems so empty
Without you here
Delirium fills darkened thoughts
Inside me here
Floating on the boulevard
Just above the bleeding glass shards
Reflecting back on memories
Which forget you
The tower has a prowler
As the loup garou cower
Behind altars of fallen gods
Dedicated frauds
Trespass here
The inferno seems so ready
To embrace me
Those nocturnal eyes see all
My sins displayed
A beauty beget from
The gardens of Hesperides
Taunting me from
The gates of Tartarus
The meadows of Asphodel
Hold no wonders for you
Elysium seems so empty
Without you here
Delirium fills darkened thoughts
Inside me here
You are gone like a faithless wraith
Less than the other shadows
Which consume you
This flower is devoured
By crimson lips deflowered
On an altar of sacrifice
It will not suffice
Any longer
Elysium seems so empty
Without you here
Delirium fills darkened thoughts
Inside me here
Floating on the boulevard
Just above the bleeding glass shards
Reflecting back on memories
Which forget you
The tower has a prowler
As the loup garou cower
Behind altars of fallen gods
Dedicated frauds
Trespass here
The inferno seems so ready
To embrace me
Those nocturnal eyes see all
My sins displayed
A beauty beget from
The gardens of Hesperides
Taunting me from
The gates of Tartarus
The meadows of Asphodel
Hold no wonders for you
Elysium seems so empty
Without you here
Delirium fills darkened thoughts
Inside me here
Published 22nd Jun 2014
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Anonymous
22nd Jun 2014 10:46pm
"The tower has a prowler
As the loup garou cower
Behind altars of fallen gods
Dedicated frauds
Trespass here"
I'm not much of a Were fan, more like a nosferatu. . .but you've captured something brilliant here in this piece particularly the stanza in quote which I believe ties this poem together. Enjoyed. Devlin.
23rd Jun 2014 6:03am
23rd Jun 2014 1:06am
This was quite stylish Sir- A bit of the old a bit of the new-Smooth rhythm for the rolling tongue!!!
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