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The Confession of St. Patrick
Enoch
antichrist

Eagle's Claw
 

We're standing on the edge.

We're standing on the edge of time.

 

Great roar of history behind us.

Bristling of missles, white trails in air.

Shimmering of atmosphere, thunders of red.

 

We're standing on the edge of time.

 

Tight white lazer beams leap.

Songs of Tyrannasaurus Rex echo in our blood.

There are no mistakes. Only tight fists.

 

We're standing on the edge.

 

Great gulfs of chaos before us.

Grasping the fabric of doom we rip.

Fangs of glory dripping on the red dust of Mars.

 

On the edge of time.

 

Winds flap cloaks of arrogance.

Ravens of hate gather with piercing cries.

Mushroom clouds punctuate glassy plains.

 

On the Edge.

 

 

Dreams of Alexander the Great.

Awakening the Nephilim.

They invented war.

And we´re SUCH good students.

Janus

Sun melt us all away one day.

Perhaps not, miss it we may,

stepping the dinosaur way.

Ring-around-the-rosie,

terrified ant-hill.

Blenderize them little selves,

good-bye existence, so long.

Sadextinction.

 

Dark memes slink

among the unliving.

Hands strain at empty sky

while claws sink in

from down below.

With his djinn,

Alex-the-Great lies dreaming

of a graspable world

enslaved to the Nephelim again.

Son melt us all away one day...

 

BECALMED

I was a boat that was launched.

And at first I felt the hand of the Captain upon my beams, constantly adjusting ropes and sails...

and then one day found myself becalmed...the ocean flat and smooth, featureless in all directions, the air and water blended the same.

I could feel no hand upon the tiller.

No raised sail would stir.

Where was I going? And where was my captain?

 

 

And then I looked to my compass...and turned to face my direction.

And made my own sails and rigging ready...

I was now seasoned and seaworthy, sea trials were over...

And now stood ready for the storms to come and my Captain to take the helm...

...patiently...