Magnanimity

HIMA JOMON

In angst I  cried for the truth known 

Your havel that  punishes crime, thus prevents.

 It is my  hope you  Snatched away 

 The crime of your  injudicious power 

Moulded with insensitivity and insensiblity

 

I shall give my inanimate body a soul, 

Thus vindicate myself from blue 

 I shall seek my revenge

Thus I promise the church bell ought- to ring

 

Embrace the pain I have prepared for you

 Should I impale your head for exhibition or standby in silence watch  you take your last breath 

But wait, No not again, for the mercy u lack that  i possess.

 For your very existence vex me

 I shall not be you .

 

 

Not one more judgment shall be wrong

Yet the Unshakable insatiable desire for revenge still remains strong.

I shall cause pestilence to your immortal  vanity spilling torment to your hallucinations 

And thus, wreak  my vengeance in epitome.

    

 

                                                                                            By hima jomon

  • Author: HIMA JOMON (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 21st, 2023 07:18
  • Comment from author about the poem: Its about mercy ,revenge , forgiveness and unbearable greif, the so called judegement. I have put the poem in perspective of sole who has lost his beloved to a wrong judgement by the judge and how he wants to react vs how he chooses to.
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