Bloody Fortune
Often, I stop and think
Of days bygone to years ahead
Of battles won and wars’ defeat,
For man’s lost soul death entreats
And often treads
Between the eves where heavens fly
The earth and sky, fiercely played
Upon the boneyard stage, where reigned
Whispers of fortitude
And of rage
From solid to solemnity’s cost, and then
Break to brow, spirit’s wroth
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Leapt this partitioned foal,
Of lamb’s great cost, the Shepperd’s toll
Upon the backs of wreathing froth
So, lie in wait, man’s demon child
And sow the seed of largesse hate
Let not the spoils of victor’s keep,
Or stay the hand from bloody sheep
To the viper, or the babe
Asleep, the cradle, in iron cage
Casts a pallid spell,
Which no one wakes, sees
The blood or the spoil
In ever lasting haste,
this mighty foil







