Another Allegory
Dead! My love is dead!
Taken from me prematurely
By silver wrought through his heart, Murdered
By a man no more virtuous than himself
Immortal heart impaled
My sisters slayed, bodies flayed
Disemboweled
With only the mad moon and me as witness
Crude decapitation
Resounding sludge hammer harmony
As blade meets bone
Body mutilation
Hallowed carpentry
As blade carves cream flesh
Remains lit ablaze
Blood spattered, ashes scattered
Butchery praised
Because they feared him
Trembling, Quaking
Weak as worms
Before the son of the dragon
The oncoming storm
Destroyer of souls
Devastating worse than the plague
Crumbling utopias in his wake
Undead, immortal, and mighty
Indominatble soul subjugated
Bound to his body, never resting
Forced sustaining off the blood
Of those he SWORE to protect
Penance for war attrocities
Commited to save Christianity
Yet HE, the monster
And murderous heathens, disciples
The pious penacle of virtue
Destiny is the architect of my torment
All alone refusing to weep
Love will NOT make me weak
For him I will remember
The glories of days gone
For them I will remember
My sisters' sweet songs
Cherishing every tick tock of the cursed clock
His poison kiss blessing our bodies with beautiful illness
Fated to lose, vengance propels me forward
Past the drunken piano playing of the tavern
Past the howling music of wolves
Into the cold desolate Romanian winter
Four new stars scar the sky
Scorching the earth in their intensity
Souls sleeping in the heavens
Leading me, guiding me
From a flawed eternity
My sisters, and my love