Wolf ("SIX OF CROWS" INSPIRED COLLECTION)
Those crows they fight
A murder of death and depravity
If only you look under the feather
You may yet see such things as chivalry
A man of broken heart
A wolf of broken vow
A battle rages within
A mind thrown around
He fights his conscious
A thing of desecrated honor
Who knows which side will win
Who knows which side shall fall
A writhing thing lives inside
A passion burning bright
Two sides of a coin flip end over end
Yet his mind isn’t made with time
One side is loyal
One side wants what isn’t right
His heart and mind an endless battle
His conscious a thing, absent of settle
He is a wolf
He is a man
He is in love
He is in hate
Who to betray
Who the follow
What is black
What is white
Is there any grey?
(Inspired by the book "Six of Crows"
by Leigh Bardugo)
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