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This is excerpt 27 in a series of 28 audio excerpts from my new book: When the Seventh TrumpetSounds. In this excerpt, my thirty-seven-page narrative poem concludes. it’s “bleak December” (see excerpt 1),and after waiting for hours in a lengthy line of martyrs, the poem’s frost-bitten speaker comes face to face with the guillotine and the demented executioner, Mal-War, as “You drop to your knees and rest your head / fourteen feet beneath the blade; / your thoughts now all ready to blend / in the lap of the pillory mingled with gore, / where previous saints said ‘Praise the Lord!’” If you would like to listen for free, please subscribe at thepoetspoint.com. This will also send the audio excerpts to your email when they get released. Thanks for checking out my work and please don’t forget to share and to tap that “like” button! 😉
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This is excerpt 27 in a series of 28 audio excerpts from my new book: When the Seventh Trumpet Sounds. In this excerpt, my thirty-seven-page narrative poem concludes. it’s “bleak December” (see excerpt 1),and after waiting for hours in a lengthy line of martyrs, the poem’s frost-bitten speaker comes face to face with the guillotine and the demented executioner, Mal-War, as “You drop to your knees and rest your head / fourteen feet beneath the blade; / your thoughts now all ready to blend / in the lap of the pillory mingled with gore, / where previous saints said ‘Praise the Lord!’” If you would like to listen for free, please subscribe at thepoetspoint.com. This will also send the audio excerpts to your email when they get released. Thanks for checking out my work and please don’t forget to share and to tap that “like” button! 😉
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