Demon's Bane

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Valley long with shadows sullen, filled with ash and bones now rotten

brittle dreams and crumpled souls, mired deep in lonesome holes

stretching out toward dying sun, the hands of man and broken sons

the gorge of dead now slick with blood, once a wonder now undone

flowers grow in crimson blooms, now the markings of the tombs

restless corpses carry weights of journeys left to fettered fate

locked to lands where demons mourn, under light of godly scorn

dulling screams and tortured wails, shattered bones weigh twisted scales

In the rings of flame and pain, undying wretches speak a name

hushed in horror, shame, and hate, locked beneath the blackened gate

Waiting, writhing, rampant tide, beneath the dust the scourge resides

Nails of spite and blackened thought, scratch the name the damned had fought

"Here entombs the vile foe, which every demon fears to know

Beware the sound of halted prayer, for it echoes 'rip and tear'

Sealed within archaic runes, here he lies, the man called Doom."




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