Zanzibar & Merlin Poem by Noel Horlanda

Zanzibar & Merlin



When night comes
Dark, moonless, quite
A kingdom somnolent
Induces somnambulant
The heaviness overcomes
Feathery dreams delights

Wild calls echoed thru
Amidst foggy blue
Footsteps reverberates
Ignored by vertebrates
Onerous breath could be heard
No one dared

Bizarre shadow skull capped
Liderć flies at night
Appears as fiery light
Satanic lover drinks in cup
Lay by her ladyship’s side
Slumbers by the bedside

Zanzibar the incubus
At times succubus
One same demon
Works alone minus the moon
Sat beside her loveliness
To prove his sexiness

Unknown by his presence
Countless sexual pleasures
Progresses in silence
Belly grows, conceives for sure
Poor damsel bewilders, wonders
Only to banter loud as thunder

One gloomy day
Such union turns into explosion
Half human offspring lay
Unwanted by nations
Feared by Arthurian nonetheless
The cambion Merlin wizard that he’s

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