The Love of Life and Death
The Love of Life And Death
Damn you.. Damn you all!
I care not of your humaneness desires.
There are those whose hearts of are of fire,
but they live in ice.
Yet you dare challenge me for vitality?
I wish to displace our union. Forbid it.
I pray that our times be as distant as the sun and moon. you are an unfathomable darkness, for which clouds their sky.
You caste your followers slaves to the night. they tread your death amongst the world. I loved you with bursting fires in my heart, yet your love was a obsidian stone.
We are gone, lengends of the universe. Forever in despire.
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