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Newborn Squall


faintly falls the newborn squall

she hath thee in thrall

pacing ever racing back and forth

she, the temptress, worth the cost?

lost in the foggy depths and froth

stopped by black and blue chrome

I am but a skull and piled bones

spun from every spool cast from black magick tomes

 
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