What does an angel dream,
If such a feat is so possible?
Of life on earth?
Or of the paradise in which he resides?
And what of demons?
Consumed in flames,
Does slumber ever ****** Satan?
It must.
If so, He must dream of heaven,
Of when he harbored angelic ailerons,
Of when he was his own sworn enemy,
Of unattainable paradise.
As Gabriel as his Angel of Death,
And God his own enemy's creator,
Satan dreams not,
For He has Nightmares Of Paradise.
Oct 31, 2012
Oct 31, 2012 at 5:39 PM UTC
What does an angel dream,
If such a feat is so possible?
Of life on earth?
Or of the paradise in which he resides?
And what of demons?
Consumed in flames,
Does slumber ever ****** Satan?
It must.
If so, He must dream of heaven,
Of when he harbored angelic ailerons,
Of when he was his own sworn enemy,
Of unattainable paradise.
As Gabriel as his Angel of Death,
And God his own enemy's creator,
Satan dreams not,
For He has Nightmares Of Paradise.
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