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Ode to the Court of Ravens

From the void that beckons,
we see that heaven’s near,
but the darkness that engulfs us
keeps our cries from shedding tears

The rain would fall and cleanse the Earth
so the people praised it well
The castle walls had heard its song
right as midnight struck its bell

But when she cast infinity
the rain hadn’t had its fill
so sadly clouds were forced to flee
yet the days grew
darker still

Pluck the wings of ravens
to prevent the coming flood
The ones who offer haven
let their fingers run with blood

The Court was born to trim the herd
who swear to Ravenswood
They seek the one ill-fated girl
to restore our land for good

‘Cause when she cast infinity
the Earth was standing still
Her soul can harm eternity
as the days grow
darker still

Believers of their noble cause
shall be met with open arms
They only seek to halt the pause
by the grace of love and harm

Putrid souls are sacrificed
for the weakness that they show
The Court shall welcome crimson tides
as their looming shadows grow

‘Cause when she cast infinity
it was nature that she killed,
but now the Court will set us free
Advent days are
brighter still.

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7 Comments

  1. This was one of my favorites by you. Always tell a great story…this is truly your gift. Well done.

  2. Still, still, still, still.. I don’t know how you do it, but I love it. You took me there, thanks for the ride.

    • I’m glad I was able to do that for you, good sir. Thanks for stopping by 🙂

  3. How did I miss this??

    Your wordplay here was immaculate!
    I remember the Ravens Court.
    Excellent story you told here!

    • Haha thanks man – all good, this tale isn’t going anywhere. I’ve spent the last year adding a bit more detail, and contemplating enriching the world even more with a little more context. This is undoubtedly one of my most cherished pieces of works and l’m so happy to have shared it all with everyone 🙂

  4. This was a piece so regal and teeming with the feel of 15th century England to me. I adored everything about this time.

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