A life was made
A life was made.
Kisses planted on each others lips,
Hands running over each others body,
A miracle in somes eyes, a sin in others.
Thick red liquid staining the grass
Feathers and horns spread about the field
How did this come to be?
How did love turn into war?
Bright blue eyes laced excitement,
Dancing as if no one was watching,
A blonde beauty running into a raven haired beauty.
An angel with a demon
Conversing,
Nights alone,
Kisses stolen from amber lips,
All under the illuminating moonlight
Flesh against flesh,
Lustful looks full of love given to each other,
Sounds of pleasure echoing
All under Gods watch.
Esther falling for an angel.
Evangeline falling for a demon.
Two females creating a life together.
Hell would surely be raised.
A life was made
Blood was shed
Wings were torn apart
Horns were ripped out of skulls
Fire scorched the earth
Light shun down from the heavens
Cries from a baby echoed through the battlefield
A human life was made, both from darkness and light.
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