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The Tale of Yaqjud-Maqjud And Alexander's Dome
Contributed by
baronhawk
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Friday, 30th April 2004 @ 08:05:26 AM in AEST
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In the mountains of the far east
in the lands of central Asia
there once was located a valley
populated by two tribes of warriors
"Yaqjud" was one named
the other called "Maqjud"
tribes of such violent means
that their tales are full of terrors
none dares to tread near
for within that dreaded vale
"Yaqjud-Maqjud" would let loose
on any that wanders close
such is their wicked and evil ways
that the lands over and beyond
are left behind abandoned in haste
none dare to settle anyplace here on
as the years drifted by
then comes the time of great Alexander
a great general gifted by god
a man destined to legends of valor
in his march across the world
conquest and victories in his wake
came Alexander to that vale
to meet with the tribes of "Yaqjud-Maqjud"
appalled he was by their devastation
such callous disregard for nature and humans
even he in his voracious campaigns
left rule and order in lands he conquered
reason he tried to inflict a settlement
and when that failed he resorted to coercion
but of no avail was his efforts to them
his words and actions gave no resolution
so Alexander pondered upon "Yaqjud-Maqjud"
until at last he decided to imprison them both
a dome he envisioned upon inspirations by God
to seal in the malcontents under metal and earth
a trench was dug around this vale of dread
to be filled by molten bronze, gold, copper and lead
a barrier of metal a hundred paces in stead
a wall a prison in the vale "Yaqjud-Maqjud" to be kept
after the massive walls were erected
screaming and howling was "Yaqjud-Maqjud"
damning the world and Alexander included
to suffer their wrath after their freedom concluded
then Alexander had his armies cast
molds of spherical cut dome pieces
giant structures to be contructed
to build a dome upon the walls that rises
piece by piece and one by one
the dome came to shape and the valley sealed up tight
amidst the howls the screams of "Yaqjud-Maqjud"
then earth was piled upon dome to seal their plight
imprisoned were the twin tribes
these arbiters of devastation
as Alexander sets a guard
upon the site of their domed prison
off went Alexander to his conquest of the world
until later was all forgotten
of the prison and "Yaqjud-Maqjud"
the watch he task to keep are left unbidden
while we forget this tale of dread
"Yaqjud-Maqjud" in their prison sleep did not
scratching and eating their way through
tunneling the walls as they patiently dig out
as they are left imprisoned in the darkness
as monsters they became cannibals by need
as they worked tirelessly to break out
they eat their own dead as sustenance to their creed
as pale as death, nails sharpened by tasks
as hungry as hell, ravenous by need to feed
their teeth drips with blood of the dead they did eat
what terrors they become should into the world they freely slip
after destroying what was left in their prison their vale
they now look forward to devastate the world at bliss
what beast they will be what monsters from nightmare hails
the vanguard of "Dajal's" armies that one-eyed spawn of "Iblis"
for in the ending of days the time of Armageddon
shall the foul "Yaqjud-Maqjud" brings terror and bloodbath
as they are loosed onto this pristine earth
eating all in their wake consuming all in their paths
of those to be saved are only those who beheld to faith
remaining strong in their worships to God
or those who gave in to the "Dajal's" sweet staves
those who are lost forever to "Ibliss's" thrall
but these tales must wait till the ending of days
the stories that will resound upon Armageddon's wake
for now the horde of "Yaqjud-Maqjud" awaits
tunneling out of their prison's slate.
Copyright ©
baronhawk
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2004-04-30 08:05:26]
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Re: The Tale of Yaqjud-Maqjud And Alexander's Dome
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by Former_Member on
Friday, 30th April 2004 @ 08:10:50 AM AEST
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Really good story. I enjoyed it very much.
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Re: The Tale of Yaqjud-Maqjud And Alexander's Dome
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by Kie on
Friday, 30th April 2004 @ 11:00:46 AM AEST
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An adventureous story. I'm not sure I fully understood it but it was written remarkably well.
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Re: The Tale of Yaqjud-Maqjud And Alexander's Dome
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by bernard on
Saturday, 1st May 2004 @ 04:16:31 AM AEST
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What an epic! you have placed into words a continueing story of history that repeats itself again and again. Two tribes two nations what does it matter war is the mode. Now that we have atomic bombs there is always the possibility of some idiot somewhere pushing a little button and then we go back to the dark ages. We are not far from them.
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Re: The Tale of Yaqjud-Maqjud And Alexander's Dome
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by Fionndruinne on
Saturday, 1st May 2004 @ 04:29:40 PM AEST
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An utterly fascinating story! I enjoyed both its depth and its mythic portrayal. Excellent work, my friend.
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Re: The Tale of Yaqjud-Maqjud And Alexander's Dome
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by ladyfawn on
Sunday, 2nd May 2004 @ 03:55:47 AM AEST
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wow, what a poem!! its wonderful:) hugs n' love nessa
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Re: The Tale of Yaqjud-Maqjud And Alexander's Dome
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by arden on
Thursday, 6th May 2004 @ 01:29:12 PM AEST
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wow! this was just a awesome story.
i loved this. very well written.
just wow.
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