I could always taste
Bitter ashes in my tongue
Heavy and morbid
Those of the fallen ones
.
Hunter's occupation
Falling with fires and rain
Stitches and wounds
Filled with kindle and pain
.
Voices of the dead
In the valley of the damned
Ring in our memories
Every. Single. Fucking. Night.
.
Nothing is ever sacred
Not even our missing God
Where creatures dwell
In realms of Avalon and Hell
.
We feed on heartaches
Hold on to swinging nooses
Grasp splintered stakes
And our cold stolen revolvers
.
But with every life cost
Every black eye blinking out
There's a light not lost
Lives regenerated with hope
.
The pyre keeps burning
To remind me of destruction
But also reminding me
Of the rise of a bright phoenix
.
We rise, from the dust
Of the detritus we've created
And do what we must
Hunters never get defeated
.
We carry on, carry on
With tattered souls we mend
We carry on, carry on
Our hard pride we will defend
.
I could still taste the ashes
In my tongue, grey, bitter, all heavy
But it keeps me at bay, lest
I forget my own rebirth and victory.
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To My Wayward Sons (Supernatural Poetry)
PuisiSupernatural poems that I write when all the: -massive emotional damage -overwhelming crack -severe obsession -rare inspiration -demon possessing me is too much to handle. 50% feels, 50% crack, 100% trash. Abandon all hope, ye who enter here! ××× ...