Modern Poems about Burning or Death God

The wind blows through the north, and the fire burns the forest

On the northern grassland, the hoofs of the horses are roaring

For a hundred years, the clouds and thunder are rolling

Run to hell and open the door of death

The hymn of cutting down from the north

Live without the mournful sound of death

The sacred comes from the soil Flowers

The crushed ruts turned into abyss

The dragon ascended for nine days, and the gods returned

The lion roared on the grassland

< p> Camel, baby and king

Playing the strings and breaking the strings

Running, roaring, going crazy

The world, shouting for himself

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For love and the throne

For love and the throne

Nietzsche shouted, God is dead

In the days when God is dead

Man began to walk upright

Now under the cover of darkness

He gradually resurrected

Resurrected in this extremely beautiful lonely night

Turn on the coffin and bedroom lights

Who is crying bitterly at this moment

Crying for love and the throne

Who is buried in the lake covered with maple leaves< /p>

The key to heaven and hell has been melted

A rich grassland of the motherland, freezing cold

In the days without horses, crawling forward

The world shouts loudly for itself

I want to sit on the eternal stars

Let the painful memories be my lifelong queen

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In all battles from ancient times to the present

Hold high the banner of dawn

Hold high the banner of dawn until death

The death knell tolls amid countless wails The sound

The sound filled the motherland

The following last words were engraved on a tombstone

I admit all failures

But I never told It knelt down,

Now that life is gone

I am lying in the ground

It is still not in a kneeling posture