From out of the mouth of a bag, the hand appears
To mirrors staring at its features from both sides
As the emerging path in front of it slowly clears
To make way for a throne where power abides.
The taps from each finger swiftly strike the
floor Before the hand ascends the stairs to its
throne. As it takes a scepter, it is ready to
restore
A form of justice that is now unknown.
The fingers of the hand expand and then stretch out
In preparation for its anger to pulsate
Through a multitude of veins that are ready to
clout A host of enemies with a never ending fate.
About the Author
Marco Herrigan is from Perth, Australia. He has over a hundred publications of poetry and fiction in various literary magazines, ezines and journals from around the world under the pseudonym of ‘Jason Constantine Ford’. His first collection of poetry is called The Story of the Mesh which is published by cyberwit.net. Edgar Alan Poe and William Blake are his main influences for poetry. Phillip K. Dick is his main influence for fiction.
