You Call Yourself a King
Kissing a body
That you've dismembered
With the hacksaw of lust
Pouring yourself
A cup of blood
And drink it like an
Intoxicating fine wine
With the cup of a glorified king
But forgetting that you're
Nothing more than
An impoverished peasant
Smiling gleefully
As you watch the body rot
While the worms feast on the flesh
As fast as they ate King Herod
Although the spirit in charge of the body
Lead with the Lion of God
But carried itself as a servant
Then you play with the mummified corpse
Like a ripped up toy
And play the doctor
As you sew back on
The dismembered parts
Of the rotting flesh
That you consider nothing more
Than dirt to trample over
Unless, of course, you're hungry
Little did you know
That you had drunk
The cup of God's wrath