Demons and upheavals, rushing up from a breach
A jar of teeth buried on a Dorset beach
A mummified cat dustily tugged from the snug
Of some medieval trade hub
Blood and pain exchanged for something like fame
That’s the trade up you can make
From the rusty trailer where I labour
In lusty disgrace, I lurch to the church of sunburst saints
Tied in bronze chains beneath the robes of a magus
Finding the darkest lurch of a most ancient chamber
Feeling my way along; if you know the trick something changes
A room unlocks, alas I am too far gone for fetch quests
Gone to the dogs, perhaps you could be its next guest;
Rash ephebe, of whom I am fond exceedingly, find a use for these keys
A brick in the facade comes away
Revealing a fiend’s face
An altar place gift-graced daily
Church full of pervs in urns
Spider-ridden icons, saintly panes painted sightly, unlikely eternities.
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