Beast
It is a particularly despicable realization,
The fact of this burden that manifests itself
As such roaring flame which
Burns
With such passion and vigour that,
If so applied to the waters
The cities ‘cross the world
Would be drown twice over
This roaring flame and
Wrathful waters
Inspired
So
Perfectly
By the conjuring of
Such cruel a
Thought
As the Taste of Her lips being
Lost
To
Another
To some non-existent rival
That is without this
Beast
Living
In the hollow of my breast
This Beast,
Born of my life and made from the very
Essence
Of the Stormbringer, The Sea King
This
Beast
That wishes to sinks its teeth into her neck and drink,
If only to be with her
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