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Hubris
The punishment of the fallen king,
Filled with hubris his fate set in ink.
Deceit caused the never ending toil.
But his ending I won’t spoil.

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The destiny of the young dreamer,
Reckless, ignorant to his father’s wisdom.
Punished for coming close to the sun,
Now his father lays without a son.

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Memories of the son of Helios,
Who coveted which wasn’t his.
His wish granted by River Styx.
Carved out the land until his end.

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The future of the lovesick poet,
Who covets, deceives and craves.
What ending will his myth attain?
Will love resist? - Will hubris reign?

Bringer of sorrow
The irreverent piety that follows thee.
The ever sodden man and his plea.
Reverent for naught but a false hope,
Words forever kept in their envelope.

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The continuous longing. - The grey hue.
Words for your crimson lips remain true.
Still the on going time fails to appease him.
Mustn’t express himself without a pseudonym.

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Words of praise ever stuck on a scroll,
Left on the shade like the once used coal.
The embers of passion that still linger.
The great pretender. - The sorrow bringer.


To this day his words I still recall.
“You’ve been nothing, you won’t be all.”

To kill a religion
Bind me to my ever fleeing purgatory
Save me from sanctuary’s flames.
I am aware this is but pure oratory,
And yet I am he who blames.

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It’s been long since I have prayed,
But even that you have changed.
I pray not to figures of Eden betrayed
I pray to you whom my heart arranged.

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The love which I live has turned religious 
My mortal eyes have made you infallible.
I’ve created a figure far too prodigious,
I’ve made you in my mind far too valuable.

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It has come time to kill my ideology,
Make you in my mind a woman anew.
One of flesh and blood. - Not mythology.
Someone I never truly knew.

 

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