The Trials of Meretrix Canto Iv

Approach yonder rack, O fearful Meretrix; Wouldst here weak flesh reform Beneath the buckled and tightening Strap... That which be transfixed by thy Fearful gaze. Lo...A confusion befalls upon thee, My Meretrix, Your whirling emoitions trapped Inside encroaching walls, Floundering within neurons confines, Of a brains inwardly collapsing maze! As throughout these crowded Corridors Of your hectic and turbulent mind... You reach... And grasping, Desperately grope for your senses Like some wretched entity suddenly and Inextricably struck Blind! Laid down on this cold slab of Submission; Slowly to be freed from all moral Restraints; To be joined to me through subjection Of attrition. Just as thee burgeoning weight of thy Guilt Compress upon all diminishing Resistance - So then the growing appetites for Mine deeds Become thine indulging subsistence. For I will accord you the wealth of a Mighty nation Such as any sprawling empire has Ever seen. Lift you higher above any royal and Regal station; Lavish upon you with precious gems And encrusted tiaras... Taken from the fairest head of wise Solomons Most beautiful and loveliest queen. And I will serenade you with a song From whales, A lullaby from dolphins sing:- Drawn from the chants of silky haired Sirens tales Whose treacherous wiles pollute upon An ocean wind. Hear ye, Meretrix, the mermaid Blowing upon the Conch shell, Her broad fluke thrashing between The spray:- For none that linger shall live to tell - Once their foolish ears are led Horribly astray! I shall grant thee eagles wings So you may climb and soar Above all the fragile worlds of puny Men; These Neanderthals and ignorant Apes, Whom all thee sneering Gods so Much deplore, Wallowing in avarice and filth of Lowest denizen... Whilst slowly sinking into this foul And stinking mire Forever and for evermore!