Diamond [hade's Delight] Poem by (TPAC) Alexander Coppedge

Diamond [hade's Delight]



Your viewpoint, on them defined below, its host always to be, banishing, show this hatred, by your set views, astonishing, cast them out from any happiness, simply vanishing; it ends full truth: put thought.

Your twisted imagination, about those beings low, heated, grips the mind, cook a life of lies, hook victims, its told wonders, seen everyone as bad, down gleaming, not like him; look they instead: more like monsters.

A precious gemstone, many illustrated colors, variations, motion in turns sparkling, it's all, they are to you, gasps their breath potion, its glow; to twinkle: action in others.

Soul there within, set in stillness, gleam to you, is elegance, precisely put beam, aims, back upon you, boomeranged, posted on Heaven wall; a team: promenade.

No need of words, that speak about it, already they're spoken, decorates palace, making its host weak, brighter, red; built your new home: it's a leak underneath.

Destiny, this fell angel, you are, out heaven, now in the Underworld, live in a haven, viewing host death, given you this strange delight, craven of men; him: as diamonds.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Hades stated to lust after gems, the ideal him holding souls, makes me wonder: was those jewels men. His win, a conquest to show superiority. I see in this perspective gravestone as trophies.
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(TPAC)  Alexander Coppedge

(TPAC) Alexander Coppedge

Warrenton, North Carolina
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