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Of Moon and Lycanthrope
07:46
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Dusk unbridled
Awoken from slumber
Feral and bestial
Scorned, the moon awaits
As the wolven bay
Pierces the vale
Our blood shall feed the Earth
Ebbing and rending a path
Through the rank, twisted veins
Of her split underbelly
To put on display
The goddess, palisaded
Into the coming dark
Fertile is the garden
Slivered crescent wounds
Seeping and hemorrhaging
I claw at the veins
Ripping and tearing,
A paradisaical burning…
Of moon and lycanthrope
The huntress bleeds...
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Upon Sylvan Thrones
07:50
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Hidden scars, forbidden trenches
Deep seeded truths
Shrouded in bloodied fruit
The runic fate decided
As shamanic fetes drenched by the split ocean vein
War was once the inner strife
Death the bitter life
A breath of god's and goddesses
Whence they cast their gleaming light,
Yet now the gilded throng
Sounds a horde note
Deity choked
Left bereft a homeland in flame
Our suffering hearts still wither...
Cast down 'pon muddied, bloodied grounds
Battle ravaged a wounded raven soars
Relinquishing fear
Awakened in wolven flesh
To snare the ascendant's throat
And imbibe
Bestially we bare
Cruelly we tear,
A washed pallor in scarlet
Bled again, sacrifice
Impurity cleansed
Pyres lit
And she danced
Upon sylvan thrones
Breasts painted red
Ebbing, imparting sorrow
O'er lavender vastness
Verdant fields
Crippled and decayed
Of gloom
Of monotony,
Upon sylvan thrones
Sorrowful themes of revocation hang
Palisades re-risen
As melancholic dreams of hallowed hope
Entwine
Upon sylvan thrones...
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