I Woke Up From My Death Bed Many Times Over,
Something That Could Never Be Imagined
By Any Logic or Reasoning,
Something You Hear About Only On Books & Fairytales,
in Greek Mythology & In Arabian Nights,
One Will Rise,
From The Dead And Beyond,
He Will Be The Master,
He Will Open A Universe By Cutting His Stomach,
He's Word Is His Honor,
All The Great Leaders Will Cut His Gardens,
He Would Be Born To Seven Days & One Night,
Angel's Will Visit Him On His Birth,
He Would Become The Wealthiest Of All Mankind,
All Humans on Earth Cannot Equal Him,
I Woke Up In An Incinerator Once,
I Wasn't Given A Chance,
I Made Them All Very Wealthy,
So Rich Nobody Can Imagine,
I Didn't Understand The Meaning of A Racist,
After I Got Out Of The Incinerator That Day,
I Become Rude & Cynical,
Should I Give A Chance To Those Who Buried Me Alive,
After Taking Gun Shots,
Protecting The Neighbourhoods,
My Bank Account Being Hacked,
By Illiterate Bong Theives,
I Cut My Gut Open,
I Got A Key To Open My Handcuffs,
Blood Splashed All Over Dale Police Station,
Three Thousand Songs Been Stolen,
I Cursed The Whole World in Two Thousand And Eighteen in Dale,
It's Written In The Book Of Noah,
'Whom Was Born Of The Pure Blood Cannot Be Killed By Mortals,
'Thee Would Come To Earth By A Royal Invitation,
'His Birth Would Be Foreseeable By Everyone's Vision,
His Gardens Will Be Protected,
One Will Be A Serpent,
A Serpent Will Be The Most Poisonous On Earth & Beyond,
The Serpent Can Only Be Seen By His Master From Early Age,
The Serpent Will Have A Red Dot,
A Poetry By Damien Roji-OBE, Ekushoy Padok
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Rage rage against the dying of the light.
However in the second stanza, you talked about waking up in an incinerator again (much like your previous poem "Crossing". Perhaps, could the incinerator be a metaphorical thing that burns your heart?
The third stanza is about revival and survival. Well, at least, I saw it that way anyway.
Thank you for sharing!
Sandie