Downfall of the Incubus God
Did you think
that I would lay
like some unicorn’s
     virgin?
That I would allow
your cold plot to
invade me,
steal my voice
as you sucked up
     the scream?
Your judgment
failed you
     again
dark imp.
Were you surprised
when I attacked
your black hole
virility?
Was it my nakedness
that startled you,
drooping in the way
that the universe
     downturns
from conception.
I am a mother,
     rapist,
no delicate
spring shoot.
I do not wilt
     in heat;
I spit
out the earth’s placenta
in incendiary lava globules.
You first god
who eats your children,
could you think
that I would willingly
offer up
     the tit
that suckled war?
Deluded darkling
I
birthed hell
in a contractual
      flood.
If you were sure
you would triumph
be forewarned.
There has been
a realization
     dawning
from fourty centuries
of biding time.
As you recline
on that throne
reassured
     in
     and
     by
the nature of
your being,
I
have remodeled
your sons
     in my image.
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