An Abomination Happens At The Crossroad (Refrain Stanza) Poem by Gert Strydom

An Abomination Happens At The Crossroad (Refrain Stanza)



(after I. D du Plessis)

An abomination happens at the crossroad where lights do flash as a scary thing,
Beelzebub surrounded by evil angels wants to possess a distorted human being,
Lucifer laughs with great joy and draws a witch's star with a circle around it,
Adramelech wants a burning rite and pours out gravel on the drawn lines bit by bit,
Asmodeus mutters a lustful rite as a spell right from hell that does more evil bring
and for the seduction of a honourable woman the demons to dare
a wealthy businessman drives his red Ferrari with without care,
kneels before them, begs and his own soul is the offering,
Beelzebub surrounded by evil angels wants to possess a distorted human being.

[Reference:"By die kruispad" (At the crossroad)by I. D. du Plessis.]

© Gert Strydom

Monday, April 2, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: mythology
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Johannesburg, South Africa
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