Exaunt, morality
Just look at what we worship,
Canonised embellishments of Moloch,
Proffered by Tophetian symbiosis,
Raise the young
To eat their hearts
And conflagrate their ribcage
In a cornucopia of flowering idolatry,
Danse de la muerte,
Feverish, intoxicated,
Ablutions in the claret wine of Ba'al-Hammon
Disfigure God's simulcra,
Render a prophet without a face,
Ready to receive the transplant
Of a chagrined ego's lust.
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