This Saga of Heaven and Hell
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Lawrance G Lux
Saturday, December 08, 2001
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Some time ago I wrote this group of poems after watching Christopher Walken's Prophecy series and began wondering what angels would think about the things that have been attributed to them. Of course, I have no real way of knowing what angels think but as I stated the first time around, if any of them object to anything I've written, if they will contact me in writing I will take it off the site. In the mean time, I am reposting these at my daughter's request.
I am Lucifer I am, was and ever shall be The most beautiful angel to ever grace Heaven My face was that of which Angels sang And my God looked upon me With favor Walking by His side, I was his confidante His favored one Heaven was my rightful home and the throne of God Was my rightful place But He, my God, in all his wisdom Chose to create a Son In his likeness, but born of a woman Of a Woman!! That vessel of mortal men Good for nothing but to breed, to suckle To propagate And this Son, He chose to rule Beside Him on his throne Placed above me At the right hand of God Alas! The place where I had once occupied Was now Lost to me, the most beautiful of God’s creatures Oh, how I railed against Him Against His choice Against his decision, I rallied those loyal to me And we raised our voices In protest Crying out that I, Lucifer, belonged On the throne of God! Not this usurper Jesus, Son of a mortal Woman This virgin Mary! But I, Lucifer Should rule with my God! But this God, whom I had worshipped Above all others Turned his back on me, his chosen, Sending the great Archangel Michael and his legions To cast me and mine From the gates of Heaven Forever Barring the way of our return And creating this Hell Into which I have come to reign For indeed To have once been the favored of God To have been graced With his love and light And then to be Cast from His presence Indeed this was Hell But I Lucifer Sit on the throne at last! Forever lost Is heaven and my God But I rule In darkness instead of in Light But still I rule In all my magnificence and glory Still I rule
The Archangel Michael
My name is Michael I am the Archangel of God, the mighty Warrior of Heaven Destined to live for eternity To live with my God My actions My choices And yes, To live with my memories An eternity of memories Utmost of those Are the eyes of my brother Lucifer As I cast him From his home and these Heavens The look of betrayal, Of sadness and despair But most of all I will remember the look of love For yes we did love One another As do we all, these legions of creatures Created by God To do his bidding We are not mortal, and we are no longer God’s chosen ones But we have emotions and feelings We love, we live And yes, we regret If not our actions Then certainly the necessity Of those actions I follow my God and do as he requests Not blindly As Lucifer believes I do But without question, without Hesitation If sometimes I remember my brother Lucifer And wonder if he regrets his choices In his rebellion If I remember with pain The order to cast him out And I do, every day of my life I never doubt my actions in doing so I am an Angel of God My choices Were made long ago My allegiance unfaltering My faith unwavering But I do wonder Of Lucifer And his pain and anguish At no longer Being in God’s graces His punishment was swift and final Surely he knew That my God is a wrathful God A jealous God He would allow no question No rebellion Surely he knew As I do That Hell is no place, no cavern With pits of fire Where souls burn for eternity No, Hell is a place of darkness Where God’s gaze never reaches Where his forgiveness Is withheld Surely my brother Lucifer now knows Hell is without a doubt Being out Of God’s favor For eternity
The Angel of Death
I am Sammael They call me the angel of death A ridiculous concept As death needs no Harbinger It comes to all in time And my only duty Is to harvest the souls as they Become available Am I good, you ask Or am I evil Do I work for the sake of Heaven Or Hell Why must it always be One or the other Life (and death) was not always So complicated We spirits have always occupied This place Between heaven and hell This place you call Earth We have always done what We do now Evil or good plays little part in what we do We are… We do… It is now as it has ever been A matter of Duty We do what we were created to do How can this be evil Or good It just is what we are I serve God As I serve Lucifer As I serve you, mankind Do I care about you? Or them? Not at all, my feelings have Nothing to do with My duty If they did, I would have Left you all to wander After death Searching for solace or a place To rest Because in truth I don’t believe any of you are worth My time Or the space you occupy In eternity
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| Reviewed by Gregory Sonn |
12/28/2002 |
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"A matter of
Duty
We do what we were created to do
How can this be evil
Or good
It just is what we are
I serve God
As I serve Lucifer
As I serve you, mankind
Do I care about you?
Or them?
Not at all, my feelings have
Nothing to do with
My duty
If they did, I would have
Left you all to wander
After death
Searching for solace or a place
To rest
Because in truth
I don’t believe any of you are worth
My time
Or the space you occupy
In eternity...
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well... dear lawrence,
indeed you sound here like my freemason's father and grandfather, their ramblings about beautiful and powerful lucifer and samael as ambassador of martial forces, and the hierarch of fire -- and Cain's (we) as descendants --Uraeus--wearers of the symbols on the forhead --to bring the imprisoned spirt (light) to see, and know --Lucifer --being the first inhabitant of earth -- and us, his descentants (all who come here to planet earth = material density=hell-for-the-spirit-in-a-quest-to-find-the-path-back-home). Anyway, while all the freemasons were rambling about such things, I learned that Vanity does indeed hold evil's likings.
It is its downfall. Dear lawrence. Hellow.
And then there is the womb thingie. The vessel. Yes. The breeding apparatus, the coming back home, the longing remembrance, the fucking disenchantment. Allelluyia. :D
However, The Angel of Death does understand about universal love, mind you. Not a matter of duty, as you claim here.
Death is a beautiful and rightful thing. Why are we humans afraid of it? Where does fear come from? really...
God/spirit/energy is not a punishing, patriarchial thing at all, or a matriarchial thing either. No. for you can feel both his/her knowledge of both. It is wrong to portray it as a fatherly figure. It (he/she knows both, for how else could we find evidence of both sexes. Including the-in between fluctuating sexes?) It all comes down to two types. universe is amazingly sexual. Aggressive, progressive, full of initiative ---but impatient. Reason.
It takes courage to cut such umbilical cord. No?
Best regards,
Minerva~
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| Reviewed by J Michael Kearney |
12/28/2001 |
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| I love the idea of the a, b, c, d... lines. Very imaginative. |
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| Reviewed by Donna Swanson |
12/17/2001 |
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Aren't you ashamed of yourself for making an old woman think so hard?
Donna |
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| Reviewed by Hanley Harding |
12/13/2001 |
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Dear Lawrance;
This is a fine and fun-to-read effort. We have a local poet in the Association of Florida Poets who did one of the ENTIRE alphabet. And, you turkey...! Speaking of driving someone to coke-bottle lenses, poring through the dictionary... now I gotta get out my 1956 two-volume Funk (that's f-u-N-k) & Wagnalls and chase down all them unrecognized words! ;+)
Hanley
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| Reviewed by Gregory Sonn |
12/8/2001 |
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nice novel notion! Is this because your name is Lawrance Lux?
Great idea, Gregg |
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