There was one part that stuck with him,
The one, that would forever change his life.
When that which occupied his heart had turned to light.
One half warrior, the other half angelical delight.
Hideous yet lovely at first sight.
Filled with undesired power, will, and might.
More gorgeous than a dove; beauty incarnate.
And taking hold of life. This urged
Him to continue onward. Discouraged
By the thought of beasts enraged
And slowly let their heart rates turn the page.
Set the stage and swiftly disengage.
For the familiar smell of clotting blood and sage.
Brought to him was leaf and stem,
“Forgive him”, said the emblem,
As it dangled, pondering life’s gems.
“How dare you have a brain like them.”
Let us condemn the evil reign.
In a world where purpose is in vain.
Drugged and overloaded once again,
Leave them behind, the wicked slain.
No weapons used, no harm done and slurp champagne.
Never keeping evil on a chain,
But that of course was due to the cocaine.
Madness that created thoughts to be retained.
Holograms that blur the image and the frame.
“As I stare with disbelief at the grimace spawned by shame.
I shake entirely and finally wake opaqued.
So disillusioned by the thought of angels faked.
Now when I break the big white gate,
For once in life accept my fate
And travel where the world awaits
With new things to discover. Paint
It my way, this time minus hate.”
He reaches up, grasping hold of crown and throne.
Though when he wears the crown it chills him to the bone.
Apologies accepted, go and roam.
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