Catherine Blake

So vile men's torment was truly a pleasure A plan that would change mankind for ever more Catherine Blake slept finally in the Summer night. In the heat. She murmured gently, and moved smoothly, This way and that. Oh, the beauty. Her luscious eyes, delicate fingers, Clawed at her sodden bed. Catherine smiled. Took a fabulous breath Of summer air and tasted death. Die Erorians' visit had been successful, rewarding. Wish nights of female screams of whimpers Lustful dreams. Night followed rampant night of Delicate soft gasps. The ultimate attack on all Heaven and it's glories. Seduce them as they slept, obvious to Their midnight tryst. The seed of doom was planted. Phantom raped in their dreams. The sad ones take their own lives. Slay their men night after night. Catherine Blake dreamt of a horror. Of passion too and of terror. Over silent breast, shadows swept, Shades caressed. Motherhood was destroyed by the seed And laid to waste. A great rift was born. Men and the World were torn. The daggers went in deep, vile and sickening. Women swept away all infancy from their wombs. And still the Lord God remained silent, No utterance, no movement, no tears. The earth became red. The cutting machines of man. Disgust and hatred for the lives of women. The butchery, the savagery, did spill Unto themselves. A chorus of agony from Heaven and rain poured In a colossus of angels tears. The creature of all sins. The lord of the bleakest abode. Did wonder at the silence. What did the Almighty know? All Hell did fill with the screaming souls Of dead men. The mighty army of God did stand and wait, Hoping our lord would unleash them all. The great fiery pit. Hordes ripping apart. Chaos ensued, screaming from the dark. Observing his darkened child, in the miserable corners Of earth. The great heart of God will heal up the earth. The Lord watched as he beloved slipped silently Back into the darkness below.