Stigmatised
Hanging
from a cross
Jesus
– we only need one Jew
Abracadabra
– he is had
The
goat is slain
And
the Shepherd is saved –
Consecrated
with a glass of red wine
The
blood goes trickling down the wrists
A
union of Heaven and Hell
Get
in line, take a number
Christmas
has come, the trinity is forged
But
there shall be no more chambers
Of
gas. The little ones shall cry
No
more, Empty are the vessels
Of
tomorrow’s song. At least, they are hopeful
For
the sun. Shadow boxing, in a land
Full
of apparitions. The twin towers
Have
already fallen. There shall be no more
Violence
in this land. Forsaken is their song –
The
infidel is dreary of his war; Cain
Shall
no longer betray his brother
And
the winds shall speak the word.
And
who shall cry for the Green Lion
When
all is said and done
A
wreath upon his grave
And
flowers for his tome –
For
works of majesty
And
mastery of the arts
A
claim for fame, if not for fortune
Wisdom
of signs upon his dead brow
Cradled
in his death’s embrace
No
longer a pirate on these restless waves
Of
disembodied poetics
Sending
signals through the flames
Stealing
from the bright-eyed soldiers
To
make his life and death unique
A
brother in arms, of infidels
The
best and worst of his generation.
There
is no more longing for embrace
Now
that all men have seen his face
A
shadow that comes and goes
Across
all remote controlled stations
On
the airwaves, now dead as Pound
Sheltered
from the winds
By
this clay and clammy earth –
He
once was a player, whose worth
Was
cast in this shadow show
And
now his time has passed
His
turn is coming fast
You’re
my one and only fan
Just
like gold in a sifting pan.
More
for you and more for me
More
for our forsaken liberty
Tripartite
now, I know my cree
After
placing democracy in jeopardy
Give
me a line I can understand
Give
me a foot, give me a hand
For
stealing all the Jewels from beneath the sand
I
could start a matching band.
Mercury
heats and it dissolves
I
pray to the Lord, that he absolves
Me
from the crimes of mind and heart
That
would be a beautiful start.
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