And in the darkness of the day,
the silver moon opens full,
parting the sky in a brilliant light
one that overtakes the clouds above
Can't you hear the spirits sing?
Their call to you, their call to....
And I hear the sound of choas
somewhere between the sanctuary of the night,
a song sung most clear to all the world's stage,
but falls as a silent whisper to deaf ears.
Audio ut natura, et ille mos exisisto vestri rector
Luna's lucis mos planto obscurum evanui
permissum naturo existo vestri viscus
permissum existo vestri anima.
Audio ut meus lacuna
audio ut lemma puteus
Vos mos navi forem
si ille est vestri desiderium
Operor id pro nemo sed vos, carus
nunquam permissum lemma subsisto vos.
Wherein the Lord Aeon sleeps,
the threads of time slither free,
across the tides in the oceans vast,
fleeing as far as the eyes can see
He knows nothing of his rule,
and slumbers deepily on his throne,
the mighty statue on a golden bust,
who strewns the ashes dark,
and casts them aside as the mournful dust.
Oh Aeon, they would pray,
make us live another day,
make sure our lives can stay,
and spare us 'til tomorrow's dawn.
Bring no flames from the mountains tall,
nor waves from our wide seas,
shelter all the vagabonds,
and keep our men courageous,
and make them smile at death.
Our children should know of nothing,
as the world falls, depressed,
we believe you to do your best,
though the pillars fall,
the cities' left in ruins,
and sickness takes us all,
we think you'll stop our fall.
I pray you stop the darkness,
and sleep grants you eternity.
Forever cannot be....
Audio ut natura, et ille mos exisisto vestri rector
Luna's lucis mos planto obscurum evanui
permissum naturo existo vestri viscus
permissum existo vestri anima.
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Life...or Something Like it
My journal will probably have links to my blog on Blogstream, a few of my poems, and other thoughts that pop up from time to time.
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"Imagination will often carry us to worlds that never were, but without it, we go nowhere." ~Carl Sagan
