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Soon, So Soon
Soon so soon shall we come to peace Soon so soon shall we thrive Soon so soon shall we lift the vale Of prejudice and disguise Soon so soon will ...
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The Prophecy of Dark Circle
The sun will rise Upon the East The time will come To laugh and feast A cloud will pass Bringing rain An introduction To fear and pain The water darkenss ...
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In the Heart of Darkness
Darkness The vast cloud of death In the Eye of the Storm In the heart of the madness A spark A shimmer A flame Golden fire Ever-shining Everlasting Mighty fuel ...
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The Meaning of Life
There was once a wise old sage who traveled the world, searching for the one foreseen in a dismal trance. He finally discovered this person in an unknown country, upon ...
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The End of a Nation
As the darkest blood stains the brightest throne, Justice will shine and the truth will be shown. Those who claim right will be punished for wrong, As voices long dead ...
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Holy Matron
Holy matron from lands above, How perfect, how true are you? Your claim to fame is all but a game, A game you make us play too. You are tired ...
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The Holy Man
There once was a man, a holy man, who traveled to the sea. He beheld its might, its will to fight, and shouted out with glee. But as darkness came, ...
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The Westward Wind
The westward wind blows, A keeper of secrets long past. Such marvels they hold!
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The Lone Templar
He paces his quarters, One hand on his belt. The other, beside him, Gloved in fine lion's pelt. The firelight warms him, Though not to the core. He sobs with ...
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Irony's Sublimity: The Philine Quartet
I When arrogance succumbs the deepest root then death be laid upon thee. Alas, as scores before have partaken, so does this empire crumble down upon itself. Babylon is now ...
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The Fire
Kindling, Piled high upon yesterday's ashes; Gathered, clustered, Within the boundaries of stone and steel, Within the scorched depression upon the pillar. Then, a flame. Erupting, blazing across its
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The Frozen Citadel
In the heartlands of the northern plain, Among the frozen spires of rock and stone, Lies the tower. A window or door it does not suffer, For such folly of ...
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A Ranger in the Night
Silence. All he ever heard. All he ever knew. And so, Silent He became. A brother of the wind. A kinsman of the shadow. Silence. He abides in the void, ...
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Earth's Plight
From the grasp of frost the riders came, Like earth-bound hail, descending rain. Plains of green they put to waste. Forests smoldered with unworldly haste. Seas were drained and mountains ...
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Home
Just a house; Eight windows, Six doors, Five walls. Just a house. But to me, It was so much more. Behind that bright, Blue paint, A treasure laid. Memories. Growing, ...
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Beacons in the Night
Country winds blow softly across an open field. Thin strands of fresh grass sway from side to side, Illuminated by a rich blue sky. Nature’s endless cloak, spanning beyond the ...
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From Dusk to Dawn
The sun sets behind a cloud of smoke and flame. A darkness ushered in with a millennia. The sea-soaked earth The empty bowl The loaded gun. The desperate cry. The ...
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The Witching Hour
You walk along the deserted tracks Step by step, Breath by breath The crackling of gravel under your shoes. The clanking of each metal bar. A pattern, Never yielding to ...
