pyro

pyro

A Poem by nigrum homonculus
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idk where i was going with this one aswell. off the top of my head. words just came flying at me.

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Another sacrificial lamb

Placed in the cult of a pentagram

Got a fiery agenda  against the concrete holy land

Who knows a man…

Set to light s**t

Like fire works for his sick and twisted mind tricks

 

He’s a maniac

Pyromaniac Insomniac

Twisted by the teachings

Of a corrupted orders preachings

He’s a maniac

Pyromaniac Insomniac

Ain’t closed his eyes in a while

So his visions are vile

 

Who knows a man

At the centre of a mystery?

No one knows his name

just his violent history.

Feeling the heat

No Miami B ball team

Feeling the heat

Like runny lava stream.

 

He’s a maniac

Pyromaniac Insomniac

Twisted by the teachings

Of a corrupted orders preachings

He’s a maniac

Pyromaniac Insomniac

Ain’t closed his eyes in a while

So his visions are vile

 

He burn churches.

While rhyming

 dramatizing

slapping dogma with hand full of lightning

he keeps smiling

flames burning

his face embracing

the flames he not long ago created

 

He’s a maniac

Pyromaniac Insomniac

Twisted by the teachings

Of a corrupted orders preachings

He’s a maniac

Pyromaniac Insomniac

Haven’t closed my eyes

Ever since….

© 2012 nigrum homonculus


Author's Note

nigrum homonculus
ok ok before you say anything it was not meant to be a rap...even though i added a chorus or something? anyway no rap. i don't like rapping.

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It certainly comes across as a rap, but I don't think that does any injustice to the piece/your sentiment whatsoever. Rap doesn't have to be rapped, it can be talked, but with flow and rhythm. This is essentially what your piece resonates towards; a spoken word with pace that shapes its own presence.

I like the message being conveyed from this writing, even if it does become a bit confused - at least to me - towards the end. Is the speaker referring to himself in the third person throughout and then sounds out he is the maniac? Or is this maniac someone the person knows or another personality, trapped within the speaker?

I adored one part:

"He burn churches.
While rhyming
dramatizing
slapping dogma with hand full of lightning"

This can be taken both literally and figuratively and it works either way. Slapping dogma with a handful of lightning is wonderful imagery and plays the impiety of real holiness, especially from within the eyes of the afflicted. It's a delightful contradiction of religion and its role within society where so often the weak and misunderstood are neglected by the government and rest of society and so are taken in by the church. This could work against the church, too, as a man with nothing can be seen as unholy himself and not worthy. I think there is a lot to that lyric as the origin of the discomfort felt by the maniac is not clear. It leaves a lot to be thought about.

I would advise you to not be so adamant this is not a rap, after all this is expression of self and whatever feeling you have within you, and to express it in such a way does not hinder or play down anything you may feel to be worthy of daylight.

I like the raw edge constant throughout this piece. It's an interesting piece and the rhyming plays in nicely with the overall message and doesn't dilute/detract from it.


Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

JohnnyMagrinho

11 Years Ago

Well I think as a first time attempt on something such as an articulate inner rant which could be se.. read more
nigrum homonculus

11 Years Ago

thanks! got any tips on how to get better?

you think? i have some other stuff like this.. read more
JohnnyMagrinho

11 Years Ago

I'm not a poet at all, so if you're looking for advice on how to get better you'd be better off aski.. read more



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another amazing piece my friend. well done

Posted 11 Years Ago


yah... it did kinda sound like a rap or song... the rhymes and how you repeat some lines or words made it so... doesn't mean it's a bad thing... I like the thought it carries. It had a nice flow to it and I enjoyed reading it.. Nice work..

Posted 11 Years Ago


nigrum homonculus

11 Years Ago

thanks for that. glad you enjoyed it.
Rap? No no no this was like a hard as heck and kinda fast rock and roll is what I thought. Like I mean ear splitting guitar with it ya know? Not scream though... oh wait is this a song or no? Anyway I liked it! Was awesome man!

Posted 11 Years Ago


I like the religious twist.

Posted 11 Years Ago


nigrum homonculus

11 Years Ago

thanks! i thought i would offend some people with it : / so i was kinda scared lol
Baby Ricochet

11 Years Ago

Bro I think some of the s**t I write offends a lot of people. THey don't like it they don't have to .. read more
Harley (arbiter)

11 Years Ago

Amen! Some of my stuff has offended people remember? I think I told you Virgo. Maybe not but anyway .. read more
Lol as I was reading it, it came across as a song to me. c:

Posted 11 Years Ago


nigrum homonculus

11 Years Ago

ah yeah i tried to for it to come across like that. thanks for reading.
It certainly comes across as a rap, but I don't think that does any injustice to the piece/your sentiment whatsoever. Rap doesn't have to be rapped, it can be talked, but with flow and rhythm. This is essentially what your piece resonates towards; a spoken word with pace that shapes its own presence.

I like the message being conveyed from this writing, even if it does become a bit confused - at least to me - towards the end. Is the speaker referring to himself in the third person throughout and then sounds out he is the maniac? Or is this maniac someone the person knows or another personality, trapped within the speaker?

I adored one part:

"He burn churches.
While rhyming
dramatizing
slapping dogma with hand full of lightning"

This can be taken both literally and figuratively and it works either way. Slapping dogma with a handful of lightning is wonderful imagery and plays the impiety of real holiness, especially from within the eyes of the afflicted. It's a delightful contradiction of religion and its role within society where so often the weak and misunderstood are neglected by the government and rest of society and so are taken in by the church. This could work against the church, too, as a man with nothing can be seen as unholy himself and not worthy. I think there is a lot to that lyric as the origin of the discomfort felt by the maniac is not clear. It leaves a lot to be thought about.

I would advise you to not be so adamant this is not a rap, after all this is expression of self and whatever feeling you have within you, and to express it in such a way does not hinder or play down anything you may feel to be worthy of daylight.

I like the raw edge constant throughout this piece. It's an interesting piece and the rhyming plays in nicely with the overall message and doesn't dilute/detract from it.


Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

JohnnyMagrinho

11 Years Ago

Well I think as a first time attempt on something such as an articulate inner rant which could be se.. read more
nigrum homonculus

11 Years Ago

thanks! got any tips on how to get better?

you think? i have some other stuff like this.. read more
JohnnyMagrinho

11 Years Ago

I'm not a poet at all, so if you're looking for advice on how to get better you'd be better off aski.. read more

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