Oh, Wonder Why the Sun Fell: Chapter Nine
Chapter Seven
I go through the black In the dark I must ride It’s a sad place to live But a good place to hide Most fear the blackness And none feel at home But dark lives in my heart Wherever I roam Most fear the monsters That lurk in the grass But I look just like them So they let my pass I go through the darkness But I never come back The light does not love me Near as much as the black
*note to my readers: (which I hope are still here? Haha….) if any of you fellows remember, in the prologue (the shortest one in the world…) I said ‘incomplete accounts’ erase that from your heads. I’ve changed my mind.*
But I can't see into him and he turns away to face the open road.
“Never ye mind. Ye'll tell in yer own time I'm sure. Why do ye think there ain't been a soul here to snatch us all to the queen's delightful company?” It is clear that this conversation is closed for now.
“Probably because every time any soldiers get near us, they are sent running in terror from Annie and Danielle.” I and Isaias chuckle a bit and then I fall silently into thought.
**Two poems, unrelated except for they both have something to do with North, and both were written while I listened to a song called North. 1 is inspired by a character from a novel I'm working on, and 2 is just part of an idea that may one day become a novel, who knows.**
Awake, my dear, awake
The morning you must take
You must fight the unknown fears
That have haunted all for years
As you lie there in bed
People tremble in dread
Only you can help
Beat pain like a whelp
You have lived your life in comfort
You must do what you were born for
So rise from you sleep
Let your sword cut deep
I know you dream deep dreams
Void of any screams
But you must hear terror today
As the wickedness you slay
You promised that we wouldn't come to this place
promised that we'd be okay
it's all right, you said, but there's no light
and only the evergreens aren't dead
or afraid.
I keep my heart tucked under sand
I keep my soul buried under land
there is the sun, you say, but the morning's not come
ancient, dry bones turned to clay
in my hand.
Part I:
Dark is your heart.
Shadows of evil.
Consuming your mind, your soul.
Every moment, falling.
Dwelling in deepening darkness.
Death’s curse upon you.
Another day, another hour.
Never failing, never ending.
Once more watching you die.
Taken by evil.
Unaware of Satan’s hold.
The heart of sorrow.
Hell’s curse.
Bent upon you.
Stealing your soul.
Part II:
Lost soul.
Come back home.
Hear Heaven calling.
Overcome darkness.
"Make her be quiet.” She says, her voice irritated. A guard pulls a strip of cloth from his pocket and strides towards the lady.