"belzebub" poems
*Your votes could have established dark powers over all control,
Such votes could have made the smallest part exceed the whole.
Only groundless clamoring’s do the protests approve,
Instead, now the power is ours to punish and to remove.
But now false gods and evil cast their wares and express,
Defending their own evil servants or their own rhetoric’s distress.
Oh that my powers of saving truth were not confined,
I’d show you how you are being forced to believe that evil is best for your mind,
Making an example out of every one of our kind.
Must I at length wield the sword of justice and then withdraw?
Ore the cursed effects of trying to confuse the law!
How ill our fates are by their blood thirsty scam.
Beware my people! Of the fury of a patient man.
The law is what patience requires, watch the law show her single face.
And don’t be content to depend purely on grace.
Oh yes, her words are always true with a glaring eye,
She can erase terror and she will never die.
By their own evil arts 'tis her righteousness decreed,
Those dire artificers of lies shall finally be the ones to bleed.
Against themselves their own witnesses will swear,
Till viper-like their sinister plot they themselves shall be ensnared.
For they **** from the nutrients of their own ****** gore
Which was always their principle of the evil long before.
With Belial and with Belzebub they themselves will fight,
Once comrades, now foes, even their foes shall do them right.
Do not doubt this event as felicitous mouths engage,
They tell lies and show only of their own brutal rage.
Then let them all take their own resisted course,
To Guantanamo to finally find their long deserved remorse.
But when they stand up all breathless late at night,
Let their guilt rise up in them with redoubled might.
For lawful is powerful and still is still superior all around.
Even when long driven back at length it must stand its ground.
They all took their oath and gave their solemn consent,
So there will be no appeals under this firmament.
Henceforth a series of new times shall begin,
Though many painful years in long procession has woefully ran.
Once more this nation will be restored,
And all other nations will know the law is our lord.*
Feb 7, 2018
Feb 7, 2018 at 2:17 PM UTC
*if you can't be bothered to learn a second language? i, can't be bothered to relinquish my mother (tongue); that's just how it works; and no, mono-lingualism doesn't give birth to monotheism, given the example of moses, monotheism can only exist in a realm of bilingualism - just like the quantum effect of electrons; which is why islam is so, ******* arrogant, being the child among the father of judaism, and the mother of christianity... it wants to convert, but it doesn't bother to teach you arabic, which is a necessary precursor to practice the religion (apparently). yet i still think that, for monotheism to exist, it can only exist in a bilingual environment; you need to be fractioned, to encompass a whole, a oneness that's mono-, a god standing on one foot joking about having to dance, when instead imitating the jitters of a sparrow hopping, rather than gloomily, proud, and executioner fathomable parade of the crow.*
**well, isn't islam a spoilt brat?
isn't it?! is islam not a sploit brat?
oh right... no dubai, no oil...
hasn't islam become a sploit brat?
isn't it screaming and shouting
and stomping its feet all around the place?
to me? islam is a sploit brat...
with papa judaism and mama christianity
wondering how to deal with this insolent
critter; the little ******* needs a good beating
so he can shut the **** up; and what's with
the orthodoxy of banning music?
well... if you're going to ban music...
stop singing the ******* adhan!
do what the catholics do... murmur it!**
zamilkł (he became silenced)
zamilkła (she became silenced)
in english: with england's
in polish:
z polską
(with poland)
and how the possessive article changes.
we all have our grievences,
to reclaim what we once had,
the greeks have istambul...
the germans have marienburg...
the poles have l'viv...
we all have our grievances...
in the 19th century a few people stressed
a nostalgia for ancient greece...
in the 21st century?
the greeks are hardly nostalgic
about their ancient pillars...
they're more into their byzantine heritage...
i guess the name is what's
nostalgia per se,
rather than the fact that...
well... they're no remembered for much...
other than trying to keep islam at bay...
nostalgia in name only (i.e. byzantine) -
belzebub belzebub... helen?
hellenic?
belzebub byzantine belzebub...
well, perhaps there are a few cantos sung
by byzantine monks...
and when you hear it?
god, you can almost hear turkish
being spoken,
and this is sung by greeks!
let's face it, turks have the same ι (iota)
as the greeks;
the matter? settled in cyprus.
Jun 13, 2017
Jun 13, 2017 at 12:06 PM UTC