Of life and death a destiny. Early poem, un-edited draft. |
Empty words: Written in the blood of a dying soul The physical vessel, the shell of a being Beats on. This monochromatic trek of destiny. What happens, O, Wise One, to the soul of the damned? When it crosses the age old slats? When the bridge creaks and moans under its burden? What awaits we Children in the Otherworlds? Do we sing and dance with our gods in the land of the Fae? Or burn in eternal flames with Fallen Angels? Are we Shades, trapped in the worlds below with Hades? Or in our death do we simply cease to be? And what path am I, a Warrior Childe, to take? Heeding the songs of those long since dust And abiding by laws my ears have never heard Communing with those, always near, yet so far away. With one hand, I heal and nurture, take away so many pains And the other, I crush and destroy, rallying troops for war And with my heart I sing my Warrior-Cry Honoring and worshiping my Queen O, this life alone is a perilous trek Over and under the highest summit Through valleys and moors and killing fields Through all, our days are numbered So tell me, O Wise One, what do you know Of when our days are over What happens to us when we've bled our last blood And our lungs can hold breath no more? Empty words written in the blood of a dying soul. |