The aincent god Amen Ra returns from deep space to strike
against man. The curtain of night, Ripped asunder by fire and
light, The God of Ra descends from the heavens, Nations tremble
and man goes to his knees.  The light, Burning light, Shining
fire, Is the herald of war across the heavens, No star nor mote
of dust untouched by the mad god.  Eyes rest on the cities and
towns, It’s time to return to the old ways, Days of magic and
fire and blood, Nights hidden, Shrouded in darkness.  Heads
bowed, A prayer goes up for mercy, Oh, God of Ra spare us, Amen,
amen, Amen Ra.  anonymous readerReport  2012-09-08 22:07:34
Clear, ionrfmatvie, simple. Could I send you some e-hugs?
anonymous readerReport  2012-01-06 15:43:09 Enlgtiheinng the
world, one helpful article at a time.   2010-08-14 23:17:36 I
thought this was incredibly good, whether it's accurate or not.
What are the tales of the egyptian gods and goddesses, if not
made up stories? Most can't prove that they were true. For all
we know, your poem is accurate, t