The Serpent Bearer And The Horned God's Kiss
The Serpent Bearer And The Horned God’s Kiss
by Charles E S Fairey
Tempt tempt, hiss hiss
The Serpent Bearer And The Horned God’s Kiss
The ebony Eve, the water carrier,
The Solomonic Queen of Ethiopia,
Come dance with the Devil if you’re sure
Come be tempted with the Light Bringer’s lore,
The Lost who cannot embrace the End of Days
We rejoice, and they cry, in tormented bays.
Tempt tempt, hiss hiss
The Serpent Bearer And The Horned God’s Kiss
The Dark Year has begun
The Book of the Law and Kingdom Come Done,
The Winged Serpent now vanquished
The Horned God with Serpent immortalized,
The Wild Hunt is on, embrace the End of Days
We, rejoice, and they cry, in tormented bays.
Tempt tempt, hiss hiss
The Serpent Bearer And The Horned God’s Kiss
The Dark Rift, upon the time of shift
The Blessed with Love and Light now kissed,
Out of the Darkness an ever changing mist
The Prophet of Doom and the Rising Dragon’s Fist,
The Serpent hisses, embrace the End of Days
We rejoice, and they cry, in tormented bays.
Tempt tempt, hiss hiss
The Serpent Bearer And The Horned God’s Kiss
The Harvest over, the Beasts now released
The Old Order over, the feasts now ceased,
Fenrir howling up above, Ragnarok,
The Blood of the Prophets upon the Rock,
The Birds gathered over the dying and dead
The World encompassed in war and bloodshed,
The Prophet of Doom called from Rest
To walk with and teach the Blessed,
A Lantern in his hand, staring into the nights
What Will the Future Hold, while the whip bites,
Has the Lord of Light Returned
To ignite the heart, and the rest be burned?
Upon a Bright Morning Light
From the darkness, emerging from the night,
The tormenters now scorned
Now the New Era has Dawned
For the Supreme Being Omnipotent once again
To sit upon his Righteous Seat and Reign,
Mounted upon the horse and the Dragon,
Ruler of the Beasts and the Blessed,
Those who cannot be converted, forsaken,
Tempt tempt, hiss hiss, only one of his tests,
The Serpent Bearer And The Horned God Never Ever Rests.
