Seraphine wields her dagger like a torch to illuminate her path—a figure at once youthful and monolithic. Mother Earth caresses her as flowers bloom amidst the bloodbath. the old skulls of dead fascists rest in silver platters. three arrows plunged into the hearts of charlatans, an Iron Front, disrupting decorum. the celosia petals burn like a bonfire around Seraphine as her nāgī coils like an ouroboros, slyly smirking. Seraphine works the blade back and forth, sawing through the ****'s neck, smiling while decapitating the demagogue.
This poem was inspired by the cover art and content of "Against the Fascist Creep." I intentionally chose a Hebrew name for the poem's protagonist.