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Thursday, April 7, 2016

Ichor of the Incubus - Introduction

Four centuries, with this disease
I wallowed, 'pig in mud',
Cursed by that witch -- that gypsy bitch,
Who sunk my town in flood.

You know of me, my infamy;
The town which bears my name,
But all you've heard -- each sordid word
Has been part of a game.

On one side, white, like richest cream
Or softest, warmest breast;
And opposite, like blackest pit;
My soul, in e'er unrest. 

We battle on, our weapons drawn
To know, once and for all,
Who goes down, and who gets the town, 
to hold in monstrous thrall.

I have bore witness to all dark business
Done within the Cross;
Cursed or nay, that bloody day
Will be that harlot's loss.

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© Jackson Cambridge, 2016.





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