Dominion Death Shall Have Poem by James McLain

James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By

Dominion Death Shall Have



Dominion death shall have over that witch lives
and lived but lives no more.

Even from the South and more shall come and each
shall hold each other more to blame.
Dominion death shall have as seen from space
and those who have shall follow as before.

Before death when men were scarce and prophets
spoke and thus foretold how men would die.

And now a mind once strong has death made weak
here in the west the ground comes with a price.
Though there in death and all he sees with open eye's
the sight of death is but a foggy memory.

And bones once covered in soft skin the dying being
young have not forgotten, death has not.

Evil here as there has taken hold and half believe if love
is real that death here cannot stay.
Hurting other's just to hurt, Dominion death then has,
the snapping of the neck feels good to someone sick.

Dominion death shall have the breadth of all that
once had sight but sees no more and death no need has of.

The leaves once green upon the bush that ring the cypress trees
Dominion death shall have it bids us each good night.

Tomorrow with the breaking of the dawn yes death shall know,
unbiased never wrong
though some may try to hide death knows us each by name.
Dominion to the young and old and death to all have name's.


Copyright © James McLain | Year Posted 2017

Tuesday, June 27, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: green
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bri Edwards 02 July 2017

[this is what i just sent as a message to my friend, Is It Poetry]: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - James, i like this. i even understand some of it, but i won't spend much time trying to understand it completely. i get the picture: Death has a lot of Dominion over things! ! ! i've already got one of yours in the July showcase, but i shall try to keep this in mind for August, ...........IF i am still alive to put together another one! ! ! ! death, the creepy thing, may get me first! ! yes, there are some 'errors' in your English, but not too bad. i really like the SOUND and the FLOW of this poem. bri :) to MyPoemList i plan to send it.

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Seamus O Brian 27 June 2017

A riveting piece. Meticulously executed; moves with a cadence that thrums like a military funeral march. Well-crafted.

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