Saturday, January 18, 2014

A Tribute to Black Metal (Poem)





Sprawling black roots of sound
extended below by mammoth Tree of Odin.
Bark grey and chipping with age.
Planted in times of pagan gods and Viking raids,
thriving on modern misanthropy
Ravishing grimness overtakes underground.
Chords of obsidian darkness
play to the lost and the damned.
Hel at the reins
directing roots of horrific essence
throughout the bleak countryside of the Eastern front,
the bustling city of liberty,
the jungles of Myan descendants,
the frostbitten forests of the north.
A befouled metallic creation.
Odin stands triumphant.

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