servant to none

By Crimsin

August 29, 2026

Reading time Less than 1 min.

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Summary:

dark, Written for a friend and posted here under another title. I can't remember it, and the poem isn't found if you read it and commented and remembered, please let me know ❤️,

meandering nightmare come to me 
with septer black 
and a soul so cold 
entertain the bleak 
and make it your own 

darkness peaks and the light withdraws 
delirium ensues and visions are known
sullen faith, culted in its bliss 
welcomes you my dear
with a kiss greetings, my Queen 
from the abyss 
the void welcomes you home 

from your long travels 
while you travail in the mortal flesh 
we sang to you quietly chaotic need, 
you are a darkling over eternity 
recognized in the Onyx Kingdom as a Goddess 
at my behest I offer suitors 
consorts to do with as you will 

beautiful deadly, who I adore 
walk with me now in your court 
seeing is believing 
all you've gathered is here 
necromancer over the infernal lust 
welcomes cruelty, servant to none 
welcome home to rule

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Thomas W. Case August 29, 2026 At 6:32 pm

There’s a damn gothic fever-dream quality here, with the Onyx Kingdom, abyss, necromancer, and dark goddess imagery creating a world that feels seductive and dangerous at once. The strongest thread is the idea of the nightmare becoming a homecoming—the speaker isn’t fleeing the darkness anymore; they’re welcoming the Queen back to rule it.

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- Crimsin August 29, 2026 At 7:46 pm
  
  hello dearest Thomas thank you graciously for reading and picking up the vibe and leaving such an awesome commet ❤️
  
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Damian DeadLove August 29, 2026 At 11:49 pm

Powerfully penned, Brenda. Another excellent write with great storytelling my friend. Amazing read as always. Appreciate you.

Damian

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- Crimsin August 30, 2026 At 8:55 am
  
  thank you graciously dearest Damian I deeply appreciate you ❤️
  
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