Interpretation of "Incantation and Dance"
The forest air
floats heavy in the trees
the ground illuminated
by it, a gothic chandelier
moonlight dances on the cauldron
with contorted contents to puppeteer
and so it cooks
forms a ravenous thick fluid
the molten river flows
builds
then consumes
a tree is swallowed and the others begin a cry
and then
the whole forest
static plays in the background
hollow bones begin to tap
then sing
the river transforms once more
as a triumphant beast
from a satanic horn
it hushes soon after its born
then it plays
and dances
giant
the earth turns into waves at its rhythm
the gothic chandelier returns
to see its creation
the beast grows disturbed
and plays the horn
old bones return
and play new notes
the beast is quiet
and dances muted
he wakes up for a second
remembering his creator
and blasts
the returns
the chandelier watches over
with a snap
the beast is back
to stay painfully awake
its beautiful terrifying swan song begins
he dances to it for the last time
in defiance of the chandelier
they fight
and clash
three times
the impacts create symphonies
one last cry echoes
and they combine
into nothing