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Lou, a philander, suddenly dies at a lovers house and his soul finds itself reviewing his choices and the only option left for his. To pay for his sins in hell. But he finds hope. He wonders if he will be resurrected back to life. What must he do or say as hell awaits? He goes through reflections about life. if he is to his prayer answered.
Why Do They Cry In Heaven is a narrative poem composed of 28 hendecasyllabic sonnets written by the Instagram Poet Anaphora Black who writes specifically narrative poems. Whose other work is entitled The Night Day Call Of Awahawa. Also a narrative poem.
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Why Do They Cry In Heaven? A Narrative Poem In Hendecasyllabic Metre Sonnets - Anaphora Black
Sonnet 1
Fear Not
Fear not there's a great shift between dark and light,
That darkness does chase and leaps light away,
That darkness is on the fringes, out of sight,
Pushing in. The two struggle to rule man's day
And way always like how flesh and soul duel. Yet
This question is settled; the light in us is
Bright'r than that dark lightness flaming the World's seat.
We fear not this weakness their weakness, it's weakness.
It is weak but our light is strength of true strength.
And there we now stand bold, there our faith now holds.
The sweet call will sound warning of life not death.
We'll rise from this faithless mass of weeping hordes.
All will see the found rise on wings strong and fly
Triumphant, proving the power of His Way.
Sonnet 2
Am I?
Why? Why am I in a strangers house lying
In their bed dying? Then I die. She frenzied
Nuttering, O, my God. My God. He's dying!
But I was already dead. Dead. I watched. Dead.
She starts. Felt her shiver, watching my corpse
Get cold. Heard her thoughts, pressurised reason, bay:
Call...No one. - Call the cops. Silence. -
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