Here walks our hero, born of fire's tune,
his promise made 'neath warring sun and moon;
a thousand days he'll have of troubled sleep
before in th'raging River shall he leap;
already hath a year both come and left
whilst seeking paradise—his heart bereft—
and here is where our telling doth commence
of which the Scholars did their best make sense.
The counter hath been set—the goal is mirth;
the desert's blowing sand—his time on Earth 10
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As Ever Like the Sun & Moon at War
PoetryA troubled Pilgrim sets upon a road in search by sun and storm of paradise; a vain Pariah's banish'd from his home to render justice by the moonlit night: two individuals who share a flesh, each unalike in methods and beliefs, yet fated consequence...