The Sun's torment knows no respite that it smite my flesh
with its rays,
My skin does peel to the waves of its heat for centuries
gathered from a day,
Though its beauty bring deep satisfaction to the eye, with a
light that's perceived as Divine,
Its
nature confounds the reality,
Such
love confounds the reality,
The love
it clams confounds the reality,
Furthermore
it perplexes the mind.
For what evils have I been judged for I to be doomed to
these boundless waters?
On this bark of thought I drift to oblivion within this
ocean fortress,
My path had dissolved to the sea thus depriving me of a
central purpose,
Lest
I steer clear of disaster,
This
tempest be one of disaster,
Aimlessness
be the vice for disaster,
Burning
skins do hiss like serpents.
The white star so emits its rage in full, so in Death in
find fruition,
My reverence to the Lord reciprocates naught as I seek
refuge in remission,
Who parades in my sight but the shadow of Death, still dusk
is yet to be seen,
So
I beg for the cool of darkness,
Here,
I pray for the cool of darkness,
O I weep
for the cool of darkness
In
a reality born from a dream.
Yonder west, three beasts of the seas and they carry men
across this Mighty Flood,
Of pale flesh they were whom had coveted a trade: their silk
garments for my blood,
âWoe to the day that the meek and the lame shall discover
their inner godlinessâ, said one,
Then
the beast of the seas carried those good men
To
the ocean's edge did they carry those men
To the
ocean's edge,
Thence
they vanished in the glistening caress of the Sun.
Afore I was bare fleshed, in these garments nonetheless the
heat shall burn to the marrow,
Does the Omnipotent oppress or do I manifest illusions
seeing twelve archers shooting flaming arrows,
What sweats through the paws are the sorrows of a man who
holds no name nor legacy,
Without
origin of being I am soulless,
A
people without a history are soulless,
Without
a knowledge of self I am soulless,
Ye
Sun of God hath stripped me of memory.
May the day I was born vanish from time and the womb flood
to a bloody tomb,
For I know not my genesis so now I resign and cast from this
world of doom,
Must I exist and remain for the detriments of pain, though
dusk has yet to be seen?
And
for what, the cool of darkness?
I
had begged for the cool of darkness!
I long
prayed for the cool of darkness!
So
now I take this life, serene.
How Life in the London capital's become so mundane for the young Mekonnen Kelly, that he is consumed by the vacuum of history and binds himself to the mysteries of metaphysics; and thus regurgitates all that he has obtained through words, sound and poetry.
Come, let us walk beside into these realms.
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