Knight from the Heavens
You fell from the inky skies, a streak of jade struck the earth
Chitin instead of skin, eyes soaked with disdain for my kind
Until one day they softened, ever so delicately.
Taught to love, you understood what makes our kind so weak
Absorbing our weakness, it infected you, spread to every pore, a cancer
Until it could be held no longer, it spilled into the soil, never to return
That day, you birthed a planet of viscera and fire
no more were the azure seas, nor viridian pastures
For the day you felt what it meant to be human,
You stripped the flesh from Earth
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