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Exalted Councilor of the Inner Sanctum Vazdimet
Morgan Biscup

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Metamorphosis

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Night Cometh

Night falleth like a dark blanket,
A welcoming friend,
A bringer of endings,
And the messenger of new beginnings.

Alone at Last

So here I am, alone at last
Working through my bitter past
Working forward, towards the sun
Now I am my important one

So here I am, striving to learn
How to prevent the scars and burns
From past crazy experience
Trapped within ambivalence.

So here I am, myself at last
Learning from my trying past
Living life as I see fit
This freedom now, to never quit

So here I am, stronger as well
Since I survived my living hell
And so I stand here, proud and tall
When once I felt so trapped and small.

So here I am, truly alive
Myself no longer to deprive
My future now I will live well,
As now I bid my past, farewell!

Uncertainty

In this whole life I'm left to fend,
Uncertainty, a fickle friend
Certainty is swallowed whole
Leaving voids within my soul

But nothing truly lasts forever
Threads of time the now may sever
But with time again, returning
Dreams built up to match the yearning

Uncertainty, the in-between;
Future paths as yet unseen;
Learning as we live this life
Moving between health and strife

Stress can only last for so long
Sadness comes and then is gone
Happiness soon overcrowds;
Sun breaking between the clouds

In-betweens are stressful times
No always, never; just sometimes
Shuffling to learn our way
Looking towards a newer day

Here we stand, and here we go
Through the times both high and low
Facing forward, chins held high
Wings outstretched, gliding the sky

Daybreak

Times are changing
This I can feel
The peace I sought
May now be real

This world of mine
Survived the storm
To see the dawn break
In the morn

Tears of the Earth

So out I go into the rain,
The tears of the world that leave puddles on the sidewalks
And life-bringing water in the ground
And promises of new beginnings.