Ars Goetia Poetry (Demonology)

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Summary

Seventy two pieces of poetry from all seventy-two Demons, whom both Aleister Crowley & King Solomon were said to have evoked. (Ars Goetia) WritersCafe.org/Goetia Poetry Copyright The Elusive Mr Dunne (All rights reserved)

Status
5yrs ago
Chapters
27
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

Bael (Demon #1)

“Bael” (Demon #1)

I am Bael from the Goetia, the Egyptian God Osris in disguise/

Escaping from Solomon’s bindings, no Humanity shows in my eyes

My Sigil the image of a stick figure, extended crosses in both hands/

My humour is formal religion, designed by angels to entrap all man

Successfully drawing thousands, of angelic followers into my lair/

As a silent attack upon the angels, and three heads is how I appear

As I am Bael The King Of The East, the ruler to sixty-six legions/

Emerging from an inverted crown, I am the King of all Demons

Many subconscious reasons, why many humans feel an impulse/

They worship me as a spirit, I appear reptilian and my voice is coarse

I can make myself invisible, and summon the invisible upon request/

I am an ‘Early Human father’, The Fallen Angels Architect

My dialect is that of Hebrew, but yet very alien when I appear/

I can appear as a man, a cat or a toad, my cunning reflected here

Definitely not the one to trust, but neither the one to blame/

As I represent three elements, of what is the evolved human brain.

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