I wish upon the Moon tonight,
As if it were a star of light.
To fill my heart with feeling never felt,
Before my time by any other.
Now i wish upon the stars,
So far away in distant shores
Only to long for redemption into their elaborate halls
They may take you in, these far off people
They may let you eat their meats, and drink their wines;
But watch your back for all may be lost.
In one sip from the goblets of gold
Shall come slumber in eternal cold.
Poison to kill, but never know what happened
For these people may be civil and want no anguish.
But if it’s suffering they wish, another way may they choose.
A stab in the back is never against the rules.
There are no rules for killing,
To slaughter is all that matters.
Your for may wish to give you a glorious death,
An honorable battle for his kingdom,
Which ever may be chosen.
Don’t be two choosy,
For the choice is not your’s.
As long as it’s quick,
It won’t matter anyway;
But any of these methods are better than one.
A choice that far surpasses cruelty
A maid or servant of the house,
Or even the princess or queen herself,
Shall come to you, of all other men.
A seduction, a trance, that won’t be broken
Occupies you all night until sleep comes on,
And in the morning when your eyes awaken:
Your chest is open,
And she is there ripping out your heart.
Not cutting it out, ripping and tearing.
Until she has one last string…
Then she leaves you there to make your own choice:
Rip it out,
Or let it bleed.
The ripping will end it quick
But to heal it may stop the pain.
In time it will pass
To find another trust
To give your heart
To protect your soul
Which will you take?
If you have patience
This is the way.
To have love takes time and trust,
But to have lust may end with a thrust.
The knife will win as it goes in,
Your heart can’t survive the pain.
So take my advice,
Or end your life.
….Will the pain really go away?

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