The Drunkard (The Movie: The Poem)
In the new modern era
The gods protect every day
Since popularity’s down
They keep themselves away
Not everyone’s a fool though
Those who believe see them all
One who knows about the myths
Can bring their godly downfall
This person is no god’s friend
They all will be in their way
He wants humanity dead
First, it’s protectors will pay
There lay beneath the surface
A creature of bull and snake
Dawns sharp horns on serpents back
The ophiotaurus wakes
Upon its throne it’s disturbed
It laid dormant alone since
An edgy teen named Tyrone
Made ophiotaurus mince
The teenager burned it’s guts
And to prophecy, he got
The power to kill any god
Thus it begun his onslaught
One by one, the gods were slayed
Invisible to strangers
No matter how fast they hid
Tyrone performed his crusade
All but one kept visible
Human to the naked eye
In the form of a drunkard
All pissed on whiskey and rye
The god was bearded and hairy
Reeked of alcohol and piss
‘Tis the shattered figure of
The holy dionysus
He watched as his friends were killed
All slaughtered by the dozen
Dionysus lost so many
Every friend and their cousin
One day in a Cretan bar
Dionysus drunk on malt
The new bartender on shift
And she was pulled to a halt
She saw the drunkard gleaming
One of the only who could
She asked if he was a god
Quickly he got up and stood
The god answered her question
Stifling hiccups and burps
She asked why he was here, right now
The god told of the twerp
She was horrified to hear
Of the godslayer, Tyrone
But she was even madder
At the god’s all-time lowness
Dionysus just gave up
All of his life, death had dined
His mother and her sister
Some guy he taught to make wine
The bartender yelled at the god
She called him a coward
“Who cares if that guy, Tyrone
Is super over-powered?”
Dionysus sighed and thought
Maybe this bartender is right
He asked her what her name is
She said “It’s Ariadne”
The two trek across greece
To find the one named Chronos
The man who is all of time
A plan they will all compose
To prevent the birth of him
Tyrone, bringer of sorrow
To undo what he has done
So gods can save tomorrow
(If this became a movie
Everyone watching would gawk
At Dionysus’ abs
He would be played by The Rock)