The Saint's Taint
A saint's taint to testify how men deify yet angels vilify...
Oh my!
How you lie, yourself belie! Fear Allah, Wrath! from the sky!
Fear His inescapable might; if not, are you capable of flight?
Will you not die? Thy time ye waste in mire, so shall ye taste a fire, its fiery embers dismembers!
Is there any who remembers? Any lighted firefly to codify?
Or are ye some smited storyteller, a faulty merchant seller and possessor of blood like a wine cellar?
An icy heart's cold-rated beat to beat, the sour soul...
Its kindled spirit; a gold-plated measure to the kindred spirit, now all beneath the shaytaan's sole....
The sellsword's word and bell, through time's test, fell; as he for fame's face, flaunted...
Every coin he counted, every loin he courted!
Courted in courtesy, to exhume ecstacy's soul-choking and foul fume...
A poisonous conifer watered by a pestiferous pond, to the death in a debt's bond!
O' how they are of their ways, ever so fond!
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