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Black is thy name. Black is thy shroud. If I were to open thee, What shall be seen? I can feel thy Black Soul as I spread thy Broken wings. I hear Each hour chime thy Dirge and call thy Name. I shall spread My shoulders' blades And feel them rise Against my tyrannical Skin; as thou wouldst rise In the charcoal heavens, Perverting it with thy Black flock; as The Morning Star Rose against tyrant rule So too shall my shoulders' Blades against my suffocating Skin. What shall we see if They emancipated are, or I, eviscerated? Shall I be Black as thee beneath my Flesh? My ribs, and hips, Bones, and fingers now do The same. My bruised flesh Shall see not the day. What shall we see when the Rest of it falls away? A ***** Of bones that droningly cry, As thou screech thy name? I think I shall be like thee, Black in heart and Black in Blood. I am stillborn. I shall No longer see the day.
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 10:07 PM UTC
Black Is Thy Name
Black is thy name. Black is thy shroud. If I were to open thee, What shall be seen? I can feel thy Black Soul as I spread thy Broken wings. I hear Each hour chime thy Dirge and call thy Name. I shall spread My shoulders' blades And feel them rise Against my tyrannical Skin; as thou wouldst rise In the charcoal heavens, Perverting it with thy Black flock; as The Morning Star Rose against tyrant rule So too shall my shoulders' Blades against my suffocating Skin. What shall we see if They emancipated are, or I, eviscerated? Shall I be Black as thee beneath my Flesh? My ribs, and hips, Bones, and fingers now do The same. My bruised flesh Shall see not the day. What shall we see when the Rest of it falls away? A ***** Of bones that droningly cry, As thou screech thy name? I think I shall be like thee, Black in heart and Black in Blood. I am stillborn. I shall No longer see the day.
I would like feedback and suggestions for improvement.
alexandros
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 10:07 PM UTC
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