Memoirs of Lord Halloween
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Desiree D. was found in a derelict building nearby the Devils Castle in the old city of Ghent (Flanders, Belgium) together with the decapitated body of the poet and singer-songwriter also known as Lord Halloween. Miss D. handed over to the police a map, titled MEMOIRS OF LORD HALLOWEEN and containing various poems. Miss D. said the motive for the ritual murder was to be found in the Memoirs. She resides now in a closed psychiatric facility. The head of Lord Halloween is still missing.
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ForePlay: Credo In Unum Deum Omnipotentem
My oldest memory in this life:
A summer evening. I am seven.
My poor mother sits by my bed
in the last light of a day
that only brought darkness & death.
Night falls
through the window of the silent attic
when she sings, no
when she sighs slow and sadly
this madly talking
blues.
And now I ask you why
resounds the song of my life -
with its barbaric morals
never ever described -
on a melody from the Roman liturgy
meant to worship a one & only
God Almighty?
Saved in your Slavery
I would run through
blackening Badlands & sail
Seven Seas to finally appear
on your horizon.
I would sing a new song
about an old hero who drives you
insane and out of your mind
& body.
I would bless you
with horny prayers about a sword
in your scabbard & how deep
I will digg into your secret tunnel
of love.
And then, at last, I would be stripped
to the bone and relieved of guilt
and shame & saved
in your slavery.
Snow White in the Black Forest
You are as strange
as a woman emerged
from a grave and gone
looking for other
corpses.
You are as beautiful
as the moon, as a virgin
chaste and cold and never
will you love a mortal
man.
You are Snow
White and the bleakest
flower in my Black Forest
and not melting, never
melting away
in my hands.
Down by the River of Love
And so your father locked you up
in a Red Tower by the River
of Love, where no man
had gone before.
He called you his little Salomé.
‘You may not go and play
and dance on the water,'
he said. ‘You can see there
beyond the horizon how a man
has made the world. You can hear
him sing his song!' -And you
went to the water.
(‘Don't look at the Moon,'
my mother said. 'She will drive you crazy!'
But there I was looking at you
and singing.)
Orpheus' Song
You were my wife.
I loved you as I loved
my life & I've sung
so you would live again.
(‘She is down under!'
a voice said to me.
‘Don't look back!'
But I did.)
And so, for years I sang
my song for the animals
in the woods & they all
turned cold.
On a blue Moonday,
some women asked me why & when
I could not answer
they chopped off my head.
Silent is my tongue,
now I come to you
& this time
I will not look back.
In remembrance of H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Cult
We are the Old Gods, we love
blood, but we can't get no
satisfaction :
Slaughter 7 virgins tonight
and we demand 8.
Because if you believe in us,
we live.
Some of you think we are dead
(mortal men are drinking wine now
instead of blood) -
but we sleep and even not
that deep.
Call us by our real name,
kiss our red mouth
and see us
awake
awsomely.
Sun God & Moon Goddess (Have Celestial Bodies)
This is not love. This is more
something like fate,
the fake mating
of a Solar Deity
with a Moon Goddess.
They can not live
together. They have to
rise from the body
that is a grave in this life
that is a punishment.
Lord Halloween sings every morning
and Salomé dances again and again
in the sunset.
And still you have not seen
who will be bleeding here
soon.
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Hoc Est Corpus Meum!
This can not be
love, this life
is not alive and death
is not dead.
It is too cruel.
I am feeding myself
with your blood
as if it were wine.
And you are the black widow
who breaks my body
as a loaf of bread.
And eats.
Forever Breathless
A Black Widow came to me
in a dream
and she said:
'As in ancient times,
crown thy head
with thorns and celebrate
this celestial body
of mine.
Drink my blood-red wine
& enjoy the joy
of my flesh & fresh flowers
blooming in my country
flooding of milk
& honey.
Run with me through the woods
as a foal in the meadow
and love me forever
breathless.'
Hi!
You were bewitched
by the magical force of a voice
blowing in the wind,
taking you from the land
where you were dancing
in the sand.
You have no idea
of the crush I had on you,
of the crash that erased
my hard disk and how
my memory is missing
now.
But ask me if I am
Lord Halloween and I will
politely reply:
‘Hi!'
I will!
I will be your singer-
songwriter. I will
write you down, your body
& soul & I will
make you sing in this little
song of mine.
I will be your ghost-
writer. I will
make you live forever
& together we will write
an endless story of darkness
& light in this little
poem of mine.
Black Widow
At her feet he gets high
on the hill where the sun is
golden.
From love they live
in a web she weaves,
centuries old and the fire
turns cold and she
whispers:
‘Be my sweetheart
till death do us part.'
It's a short trip to Paradise
It's a short trip
to Paradise if the Prince
on his White Horse
is waiting.
By day he sleeps, at night
he weeps upon the 666 women
he had in the Crypt
of the Devil's Castle.
(I'm just a piece of shit
& grief who feeds
upon their blood,
because of my one
& only that is
no more.)
A bit of a Bluebeard, I guess
I tell you - and my voice
is as sweet as the night:
'I still have a room
for you in my little castle
by the River of Love.'
And I lay my left
hand on your head
because my right
hand is a hook
& hiding.
And I can see you thinking:
‘What do I have to lose
to this dirty old man
with his beard a bit
blue & his voice
so sweet as the night?'
Only your life,
I guess.
Demasqué
Her eyes are boiling
as the sun & burning
two smoking coals
in his face.
And nothing is as hard
& black as the pain
in the eyes
of Lord Halloween.
Quartzite not, nor
the silence of the desert
at night.
But his mouth is soft
as an open wound
& redder than the red wine
that makes you forget
everything.
A Little Death (to a Black Widow Down Under)
And when I have to come,
let this be my Last Will:
Remain in Light
& shine, because I am
your Darkness - let us be
Twilight then.
And let me watch you
when you undress & caress
yourself with these fingers
of mine that keep on lingering
on your lingerie as above
a treasury chest.
And let me lick you all the way
down, from your hands
upon your head, down
to your legs widespread, down
till my lips meet your lips again, down
under.
Let me hear you when I seize
you, when I squeeze you, let me
hear you moaning & groaning,
let me hear you sigh as I am
between your thighs, now
I mate you, now I
saturate you.
Let me fill in your blanks
as if you were some form
from the bank, let me
fulfill you, I am
at your command.
And let me tease you & please
you, let me be a male
chauvinist pig called Alice,
rubbing my way through
your rabbit hole, getting all
wet while wandering in Wonderland
& before
I lose my head.
Complaint of the Lonesome Knight
I would sacrifice 7 virgins & more
if you in return only would give me
your life.
8 stands for Infinity, so be
my wife & see
them float in the moonlit night.
See them wave in the wind, see
them dancing with each other,
stiff als thindersticks.
And I'm such a lonely Knight...
Nobody ever dances
with me!
The Moon and I
I'm looking at clouds
that can't cover
the Moon.
She exposes
herself to me, she
looks at me
like hysterical women
are looking for a lover.
She tears
off her clothes
as if she was in mourning.
But I'm not dead,
yet.
Still singing
I am no more
than this ornament
on a chain
between the breasts
of a radiant woman
under a crescent moon.
I have to submit
my head in her lap
as I was John the Baptist
who was baptized
in his own blood.
And the wind blows
and a sword swings
and I am no more
than this head
severed from its body
and squeaking:
‘Get down in the shadow
under the gallows, get there
a pot with ointment, get it
spread around my red neck.'
And the sword swings
and the wind blows
my limbs over the land
and I am no more
than a trunk
of petrified grief.
But you will
still hear me
singing.
My oldest memory in this life:
A summer evening.
I am 7 and my mother
is a Black Widow.
She sits by my bed
in the last light of a day
that only brought darkness
& death.
Night falls
through the window
of the silent attic
when she sings, no
when she sighs slow
& sadly a madly
talking blues:
‘Only what dies,
shall live, my son.
So I had to release
his immortal soul
from the body
that is a tombe.'
And night falls
infinitely &
forever
I will be
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CommentsLoading...
Your writing is fabulous, and I loved the photos as well. As much as i loved them all, Orpheus' Song and A Little Death are my favs.
A lovely mix of writing and superb, evocative pictures. Well done you.
Nice visuals combined with flowing words. Thanks















Magda 3 years ago
Duim omhoog hierzo, goed om alles nog een keertje op een rij te zien :)