The Moirai
As long as we can remember,
We've cared for your fates.
Your birth
Your life
Your death
Each attending to our own responsibility,
To watch over you.
You may not know the struggles we've suffered through
The atrocities we've comitted
The sacrifices we've made
But we do this task for you,
No matter what it takes.
Depicted as villians in a hero's battle,
We've never been seen for our purpose.
But no matter how misunderstood
We wouldn't dare tip the balance
Or change any moment,
For we're immortals after all
So what better thing to do for eternity
Than to toy with humanity
And decide the fate of this world.
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