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The day I join the Banquet


Sparkling ember flames flickering across smoky nights,

Such would be the exuberance of my heart

Standing upon the eve’s start

Watching Adam fight

With the conjecture of self-cognizance

Awaiting along the pillars

No word of glory or modest sense

Just the screaming wretch, clinging to the glad killers

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Marcus NERO Blackwell

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