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Incinerator
by Damien Rojob Khan → (All Poetry by Damien Rojob Khan)
Saturday, September 11, 2021    Rated "PG" by the Author.
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 In a bewildered time,

On Earth not Heaven,
In the year of 2011,
I woke up from a deep sleep from one of many times,
I was rolling into the inferno,
I was in too deep,
I had no choice but to climb,
I looked across my feet to the north,
I was rolling into the forth,
I could see a small square door above my head,
All thoughts came into my brain. I didn't know whether I was alive or Dead,
 
I was contamined in a small Coffin like space,
I only had myself to embrace, 
I picked up the rapid speed to get me out of the current situation,
I was moving along a Conveyor Belt towards the Fire,
I was going to be the next Cheese Melt like a rubber Tyre,
 ×××××
 
It was in an incinerator,
It wasn't the time to meet my Creator,
My body was Rolling -Dragging into this hot burning fire,
I thought fast,
 I had to move somehow much higher,
 I thought of waiting few seconds to figure out a plan, 
I was milliseconds away to meet my Clans,   I notched up as fast as I could, 
 
My blood had clotted I hadn't energy nor food, 
Last I could remember- It was December, My eyes Witnessed Prime Minister Cameron Then, A Dancer calledRoshan & The Queen Bee of Ten,
How I moved out of the Incinerator that day was a surprise to myself too, 
I always believed that I can fight my Demon's & Monster's With My Faith, Energy or a bit of Kung Fu, 
You should always everyday appreciate & celebrate your Life, 
 
You only value your life if someone holds your neck with a Sharp Knife, 
 I screamed with so much fear in my eyes- Please Somebody Open the Door!' I didn't think that I will ever put my feet on Floor, 
Two Guys opened the hatch, I was rescued from another bad match,
 
 My blood was thick and densed - its said, To come back from the dead,
 I saw a chair on which I used to sat for two whole hours,
 I thought I'd be given ten steeple Towers,
 
 I gave the Royal Family in England my Cut out Stomach to Store or Feast,
 I wasn't going to the next level without being Crowned The Beast!  
 
 Poem by Rojob Abraham Khan(OBE)   

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on September 11, 2021
My dream last night was realistic and much less provoking than yours. But I couldn't take it for real and post it that way as the truth without checking out the facts first.

Ron


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