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The Lion's Den
"The Lion's Den"
by Rapheal Vontique Murray the story of a fallen Son
Chapter one: The ballad of Daniel Bodean Williams A.K.A ( Deathrow Bodean)
The story will be of a man who after being gunned down by friends discovered he was an immortal.
At first he tried to hide his self and and make peace with what had happened.
He becomes a more twisted as he has placed his self in a dark prison like place in the woods as his discovers what he can do with his ability.
The Black lion didn't want to kill at first it's after he goes back home after the murder of someone he was still close to that he goes home and he is disfigured after the second attempt on he's life that he begins his rain of terror and revenge.
"Like the 4th of July"
(Chapter one)
Middle age and insane from my own wicked games ex theaf, a liar, and a cheat a failure as a man,husband and a father my own worst enemy so foolish from living in the matrix. I thought I could fix it i thought i could change my outcome because I saw the end before I began the same situations the same circle of heartship. God as my witness i never wanted things to be this way looking for insperation.its strange how choices the bad and good can make u and break u all at the same time. I told myself that i would be a better father to my childern than I thought my father was to me, but look what a mess i am not even equal to half the man my father was and now with illness and loss haunt me forced to live my lies my own forced reality due to bad jugdement calls. I fell on my face and laid there as if someone was standing on my back holding me down keeping me from success or survival it's was so close i could taste it a life without stress and watching as my seeds grow old now from a distance try to father over the phone to them I am just a voice and a face on holidays and every other summer poor on my last leg a loser my life so fluidly fucked up to such a point that i move by my faith in God having some plan for me, some use for my spirit on earth feels like i was this way since birth, the truth hurt...
by Rapheal Vontique Murray the story of a fallen Son
Chapter one: The ballad of Daniel Bodean Williams A.K.A ( Deathrow Bodean)
The story will be of a man who after being gunned down by friends discovered he was an immortal.
At first he tried to hide his self and and make peace with what had happened.
He becomes a more twisted as he has placed his self in a dark prison like place in the woods as his discovers what he can do with his ability.
The Black lion didn't want to kill at first it's after he goes back home after the murder of someone he was still close to that he goes home and he is disfigured after the second attempt on he's life that he begins his rain of terror and revenge.
"Like the 4th of July"
(Chapter one)
Middle age and insane from my own wicked games ex theaf, a liar, and a cheat a failure as a man,husband and a father my own worst enemy so foolish from living in the matrix. I thought I could fix it i thought i could change my outcome because I saw the end before I began the same situations the same circle of heartship. God as my witness i never wanted things to be this way looking for insperation.its strange how choices the bad and good can make u and break u all at the same time. I told myself that i would be a better father to my childern than I thought my father was to me, but look what a mess i am not even equal to half the man my father was and now with illness and loss haunt me forced to live my lies my own forced reality due to bad jugdement calls. I fell on my face and laid there as if someone was standing on my back holding me down keeping me from success or survival it's was so close i could taste it a life without stress and watching as my seeds grow old now from a distance try to father over the phone to them I am just a voice and a face on holidays and every other summer poor on my last leg a loser my life so fluidly fucked up to such a point that i move by my faith in God having some plan for me, some use for my spirit on earth feels like i was this way since birth, the truth hurt...
