A Convenant (Hades)

by Mark   Oct 3, 2017


Hades, I implore you! Cut this zealous string
so that I may again laugh and sing;
a chorus to release, redeem and unfold
husky, wreathy sins of old.

A secret - this burden bared
fateful brawl - between two, one spared;
left in that ebony hole, and alive
retributed - a deadly kiss upon my wife.

My moaning name arising from the well
echoes an incessant ringing from a hell,
remedies explored and duly taken
I find like him - am alone and forsaken.

Not grace - would burn just to atone
light that I dare not lone,
Hades oh ruler of my destined place and doom
I offer this bargain - that I again may bloom.

Forfeit, I covet you forfeit my past actions
those binding to Erebus's fractions
in return - any job of your choosing
though vile, maiming or musing.

If failure, I bid you further,
let Cerberus feast me and murther
each torrid head ruling the kingdom
graze my remnants on your subkingdom.

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  • 6 years ago

    by Em

    My goodness... The third stanza is the most tight one here. All this is beautifully emotionally

  • 6 years ago

    by mossgirl19

    Wow... Such desire to be happy... Wonderfully expressed. Great presentation here, Mark... It's very effective. Lovely tone, great rhyming too. Great work.

  • 6 years ago

    by Michael

    Wow! Mark what a wonderful piece of writing
    Well done fella
    Michael :)

  • 6 years ago

    by Ya----Na

    Hades oh ruler of my destined place and doom
    I offer this bargain - that I again may bloom.

    It's brilliant Mark.
    Is it nominated?

  • 6 years ago

    by Mini

    Beautiful! :)

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