martes, 5 de junio de 2012

Merope Gaunt


What have I done?
Saliva extends into the soil. Proclaimed.
Cries and whispers converge on the wall.
Punishment and sensitivity, pure steel. Mask.
I smell the horror.
And the branches whip the sky again.
Conductor of everlasting analogies.
The sun in the water, moon in the sand.

Chaos is the holy kingdom.
Grown unto flesh and bone.
Bright yellow great defining sun.
See what I have done.

Unleash the lion again.
See the trees grow.
Capsize the water unto you.
Bleed the hand of doom.
The stone marks thy word.
The wood holds the cross.
The flesh bites the glass.
The blank eyes, death mass.

Thus, the flame is extinguished in the crib intended to be reduced to ashes. And so the children play with sparks of fire and burned entrails. Is thy eye capable to accuse the guilty letting the innocent free? The hand speaks gloom as it’s dying blackened.

The water into two.
Sprinkled with rage, the collar.
Lie back upon selfish betrayal.
Silver coins under the dead fabrics.
You’ll take the dive
The children abused by snakes.
The sun climbing up the hills.
Swollen eyes to the sight of piss.

Hear the unhearted cry out.
Kindred of Frances, the sad.
Now take the rotten opal.
Drive the father insanely mad.

The stone marks thy word.
The wood holds the cross.
The flesh bites the glass.
The blank eyes, death mass.

I owe my life to those to whom I owe my death.
I owe my life to those to whom I owe my death.