Friday, May 31, 2013

Welcome, My Friends, to the Land of Malignant Spirits


HARK  for the land of
Malignant Spirits, for They rise from the
lakes and trees, They grab our feet,
                and taste our tounges.
They cut our ears,
                They eat our insides
They hold our hands and tell us stories
                from long fallen stones.
They make us taste Their hands, and
                                 wash Their feet.
They sew our lips,
                bag our heads
paint our chests with Their
                faces.
They sing
                "HARK haileth  the land
                of
                The un-holy"
as They drag us out into lakes,
as They unbind our feet,
                But, tie our hands
weigh us down
                                and leave.

All we can do is kick,
       and if we grab the land,
                They make us taste
               
  the

     D             I               R             T

They fill our veins with more

 and more
                They
                                Cut
                                                our
                                                                Arms
                                                and
                                They
                shave
our
                heads
                                They
                                                Burn crosses into our
                BACKS
And  fill our veins with more and

                more

till
                WE

                           become
                               
                                                              Them

Till we are the

                                                              ONES



Who are singing

                “HARK haileth the land of Malignancy.
                                Fill our veins, leave us in the river, drag us from the lake

                       Let us lay in the grass,
till the blades of green,

                                                           no longer feel like
                                                                      NEEDLES”