Won’t need your pension
Shot rang out had the blocks full attention, what I could never accomplish by my indenting
Most of the men I hit require dentures, should be getting commission from the dentist
I rise up from the dead and from the depths like Dread Cthulhu, toothclaw red
Seeking redemption for mankind’s transgressions, land buckles with pressure
Fresh fissures like whip gashes across the christback, breaches brine outissues
I’m Lyonesse who sank in one night in the tens, according to legend
One of King Arthur’s kinsmen was lordking of that last land, whose span
Was drank into the Atlantic like Atlantis before it, which Santorini reports to be
Apportation of abominations from the sea, land’s deportation to the deep
Defenstration even from the highest eyries, they meet the sea rising like yeast
No west no east no trees no release only death and life’s sudden surcease
Weaving evil ends for Nodens and Wotan, unseemly needlework patronised by demons
Rack out an eight ball into lines like rays of white sunshine from Ra’s lidless eyewhites
Ibis and the grove, Irish man chasing after Robert Graves, dodging flak and Bosch grenades
Age thirty two but lithe and spritely as a teenager, ageless cleareyed when I say this
On trial claiming I am a sadist and a satanist, my prayer list makes a face pale
One face female one face male, facets and gnomons, langue verte alchemical maze
Divine heramaphrodite, union of opposites, I will have mercy I will not sacrifice
Police still find graves below the paves, requesting a statement, I blast them away
Escape in my Escalade as things escalate, messed up his face
Mescalin fistfuls into my waiting face, phasing through aethyrs
Neuberg in the desert, shaved to resemble a satyr
Told a Sikh that he was slave, Lester baldpate
Ball play before he breached the anal gate, highest grade
Ipsissimus, involves a lot of fisting and piss play, ill behaviour
Unfit for a Quaker, quaking during a knee trembler
Shake so hard I drop off debris
Swear on my life don’t eat those light cakes from the Golden Dawn
Waters drawn from the golden well.
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