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06-03-2015, 10:48 AM
Mauja blocks Ophelia.
Come to me, my sweetest Queen, for I’ve a story to tell.
gender reference; name reference (Ophelia, Hamlet, story?)
It’s probably not one you know by name, but one you should know well.
the story is called Hamlet but Ophelia is a character in it
Of a man named Douglas Kelley, taken by suicide they claim
Douglas Kelley was a spy, like Phi. Ophelia in Hamlet commits suicide
But you should know the telltale fate that comes alongside his name
The Nazi ways were but a guise that took his world by storm
He distrusted their food, a rightful shrewd
But he abided by their games
But upon his return home, he carried away their tact
A bottle of something sickly sweet
That he can’t take back
A sip or two, or three or four
Took that ether away
But the papers did deny
That he killed himself that day
Do you find the rumors true, a fitting end for him?
Or would you agree that the God would see his alternative a sin?
I come to you, most tried and true to share this woeful tale
But as it appears, of your barbs and sneers, your democracy is thin
barbs = horn, species ref
I’d come to believe that a lass like you, as dainty as a flower
Would not possess a militant air, a cruel and judgmental glower
she's got some hefty battle-experience as well as a thing for vengeance
Your war-battered smile is a sweet delight that catches a laddie’s eye
Torleik!
One glimpse of you and he’s struck too by your immaculate attire
described as being "pure, flawless white"
But know that I come to share this tale, a bitter and dying end
For your people are cursed, cast aside, disbursed…
Forced to walk a trail, a path carved not of their sin
Isilme exodus as well as living under the Moon who did bad stuff which, of course, is associated with Edge
Come to me, my sweetest Queen, for I’ve a story to tell.
gender reference; name reference (Ophelia, Hamlet, story?)
It’s probably not one you know by name, but one you should know well.
the story is called Hamlet but Ophelia is a character in it
Of a man named Douglas Kelley, taken by suicide they claim
Douglas Kelley was a spy, like Phi. Ophelia in Hamlet commits suicide
But you should know the telltale fate that comes alongside his name
The Nazi ways were but a guise that took his world by storm
He distrusted their food, a rightful shrewd
But he abided by their games
But upon his return home, he carried away their tact
A bottle of something sickly sweet
That he can’t take back
A sip or two, or three or four
Took that ether away
But the papers did deny
That he killed himself that day
Do you find the rumors true, a fitting end for him?
Or would you agree that the God would see his alternative a sin?
I come to you, most tried and true to share this woeful tale
But as it appears, of your barbs and sneers, your democracy is thin
barbs = horn, species ref
I’d come to believe that a lass like you, as dainty as a flower
Would not possess a militant air, a cruel and judgmental glower
she's got some hefty battle-experience as well as a thing for vengeance
Your war-battered smile is a sweet delight that catches a laddie’s eye
Torleik!
One glimpse of you and he’s struck too by your immaculate attire
described as being "pure, flawless white"
But know that I come to share this tale, a bitter and dying end
For your people are cursed, cast aside, disbursed…
Forced to walk a trail, a path carved not of their sin
Isilme exodus as well as living under the Moon who did bad stuff which, of course, is associated with Edge
