Pact With the Devil
This soul, heaven forbid, not just any mortal;
Shattered fragments of glass now at the portal.
Memories aflutter, a sewn quilt of that neural;
The lost words scattered not singular but pleural.
This heavenly creature here was left to peer,
On his deceased body now prominent & near.
For this purgatory was renounced by the gods;
And thunder who comingled for this bloke, Todd.
Death pronounced where they found him ablaze;
In the car oh-so mangled which burned for days.
For Todd had contracted with Lucifer quite often;
This final pact sealed shut, as in nails to the coffin.
Stardom superficially is at the heart which fluttered;
“Worth the price of the soul” he once muttered.
Once purgatory becomes a distant memory forever;
He will be toasted in the flames of hell altogether.
For making such a deal with the god of the fires
Leaves no room for regret or maladjusted liars.
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