When I was but five
My mother told me a lie
In the form of a fairy tale.
She envisioned a world
Untouched and unscathed
Of fairies and woodelves and all.
In one solemn verse
Written stolid 'cross the page
There lay a small paragraph
That I shall now paraphrase.
"Never do fear
My darling sweet daughter
For when I am gone
Oh, when I do go
Those angels around you
Will lighten your woe.
No matter the condition
No matter your strength
All your angels
Will fight to the brink."
Now if I were one
To question this tale
I ponder no further
The agent of my ail.
For those glorious beings
Angels or nye
Have turned out to be nothing
Should you save a lie.
Writers Guild of Gaia (Status: open + accepting)
We welcome writers of all sorts to our gates.
![]() |
|
|||||
|
||||||
|
//
//
//
//
//
Have an account? Login Now!
