The poem about Anubis - Jakob Brønnum Anubis is the Greek name for an Egyptian god the god of mummification, of death, of the walkway across to the second floor through all of the royal apartments throughout the slow movement of Mahler's 5th god of vomiting just before death and of meltdown immediately after god of cemeteries, and all history’s foggy, gothic necropolis trees god of those who do not visit their father in the graveyard god of those who burn their relatives for convenience’s sake some would call him a dog head but that could be to go too far (or not far enough) Anubis is Anubis the Egyptian god with the Greek name covering the entire Mediterranean basin with a strong stench, deeper than decay, fiercer than ammoniac, more profound than the smell of bodily fever Jakob Brønnum