Scorpius Marti Poem by Dustin Dean

Scorpius Marti



I cursed his name in vain
As my cousins did in the past
Exalting a new formation
Based upon the new caste
Our dividends made us dry
Allowing floodgates to open
The ephemeral pleasure of power
Giving us an unjustifiable position
As heads were laid in order
Our Serpents knew their place
Beneath the Head Dominion
Shooting out more sons
In walls of Green Umber
A regal hypocrisy
Not to be admired
Nor taken for granted
Just for blue profit
In just, for the reason
The Lord told us to do it, upon thee
Leading us to oblivious matrimony
Sights and sounds drowned all out
As we made our double fantasy escape
Forever feeling the post effects
Of our timely duality
In perpetuum
Donec oblivio

Saturday, February 6, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: evil,greed,religion
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Dustin Dean

Dustin Dean

Winston-Salem, NC
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