Song of the meek
Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2019 6:57 pm
Origin: Unknown
Race: Most likely humans
With the voice of a goddess
Aleksandra she would sing
She'd fit into her bodice
Though they thought that she had wings
She was a child of Vita
She'd bring blessings upon
The one who'd sworn to fight a
Galdori born son
And she sang the song of fire
She sang the song of fair
Her soldiers they'd never tire
No their feet as light as air
The gollies, yes they shook
In fear of her voice
They'd search in every nook
And the humans they rejoiced
But the gollies, yes they found
The voice of the meek
They kept her around
Till the end of the week
And she sang the song of fire
She sang the song of fair
Her soldiers they'd never tire
No their feet as light as air
The screams that they had heard
Were a promise of a war
The gollies they had stirred
And the humans they had swore
As the fire had died down
A canine beast there stood
Out of fire sat a crown
On a Daegerote so good
And she sang the song of fire
She sang the song of fair
Her soldiers they'd never tire
No their feet as light as air
Race: Most likely humans
With the voice of a goddess
Aleksandra she would sing
She'd fit into her bodice
Though they thought that she had wings
She was a child of Vita
She'd bring blessings upon
The one who'd sworn to fight a
Galdori born son
And she sang the song of fire
She sang the song of fair
Her soldiers they'd never tire
No their feet as light as air
The gollies, yes they shook
In fear of her voice
They'd search in every nook
And the humans they rejoiced
But the gollies, yes they found
The voice of the meek
They kept her around
Till the end of the week
And she sang the song of fire
She sang the song of fair
Her soldiers they'd never tire
No their feet as light as air
The screams that they had heard
Were a promise of a war
The gollies they had stirred
And the humans they had swore
As the fire had died down
A canine beast there stood
Out of fire sat a crown
On a Daegerote so good
And she sang the song of fire
She sang the song of fair
Her soldiers they'd never tire
No their feet as light as air