Seraphim Poem by M S Newhadney

Voidward, Sindark, starknell, Seraphim
Wow! Weird words woven in each other
Neither librarian nor dictionary can help
To figure them out, you have to ask him
All against Imagists' instructions
- Where is common language? -
Poem needs to alter its definitions!
Will intellect select help?
Can we get out of the vague cage?
Look! One of the words shaken
Burden of ambiguity, taken
Scorpions shout: send me an angel!
Calm down singer! I said
Look the last word, it's indeed an angel!
Coming down from heaven with a mantel red
No one can't help watching, even dead
This is Seraphim! Don't hesitate to ask him!
Said player of Being wearing bloody red
But I extremely fear of him
It may be a devil in disguise
Like a child I take refuge in bosom of my mom, kim
Although it's against what done by all other guys

Notes:
1- This poem was inspired by Nightscape composed by James Joyce in 1915.
2- A seraph is a type of celestial or heavenly being originating in Ancient Judaism. The term plays a role in subsequent Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.[3] The singular "seraph" is a back-formation from the Hebrew plural-form "seraphim", whereas in Hebrew the singular is "saraph".[4]
3- Scorpions are a German heavy metal band formed in 1964 in Hanover by Rudolf Schenker.[ and "send me an angel" is one of their song.