The Valkyrie and The Legend III (Final Stand)
The Valkyrie approached "The Black Tower" where The Beast of Legend resided. "The Black Tower" tall and solid. No weak spots, cracks or crevices for even the tiniest particle to penetrate. Yet the Valkyrie was drawn to the treasure locked inside. A treasure more precious than anything in existence. The fractured heart of The Legend.
The Valkyrie came unarmed and raw, to present her pure intentions. Her intentions of only to love The Legend, wholeheartedly and without prejudice. While most shyed away from his darkness, the Valkyrie reveled in the "Multifacet" of The Legend. Loving the exquisite jagged edges of him. She felt more connected to him than any predecessor. The Legend became her "Addiction" her "Bello". Still The Legend would not yield to the Valkyrie's unconditional love. Leaving her on the outside of "The Black Tower" wishing, praying there was "The Window" for her to catch a glimpse of the treasure within.
If only she could graze her fingertips along the cracks of The Legend's fractured heart. Let her love seep inside to assist in mending and healing his pain.
Taking as gentle steps as the Valkyrie could muster. Treading with the utmost respect for The Legend's state of being. Never with the intention of erasing the memory of his beloved, late queen. In fact desiring to join in rejoicing her memory. All the Valkyrie found was The Legend finding solace in his state of reclusion. Extremely reluctant to allow love to florish again.
Without warning, The Legend drew his mighty blade and plunged it straight into the heart of the Valkyrie. Her love went unrequited. A cold and swift strike, yet her death was anything but.
As The Legend withdrew his cold blade. The Valkyrie's warm blood sprayed upon his face. Her love, her soul hemorrhaging on barren ground. Still her heart continued to beat. She breathed through the pain, longing to hold on. Hold on to the belief in love. The Legend never looking back at the damage he'd done. His chin dripping with the Valkyrie's blood. Never hearing her final words she took with her last breath. "I love you, still"
Another grave to decorate The Legend's courtyard.
"The Black Tower" poem can be read on God-work-sleep.blogspot.com
All other poems can be found on lovescorner.blogspot.com
The Valkyrie came unarmed and raw, to present her pure intentions. Her intentions of only to love The Legend, wholeheartedly and without prejudice. While most shyed away from his darkness, the Valkyrie reveled in the "Multifacet" of The Legend. Loving the exquisite jagged edges of him. She felt more connected to him than any predecessor. The Legend became her "Addiction" her "Bello". Still The Legend would not yield to the Valkyrie's unconditional love. Leaving her on the outside of "The Black Tower" wishing, praying there was "The Window" for her to catch a glimpse of the treasure within.
If only she could graze her fingertips along the cracks of The Legend's fractured heart. Let her love seep inside to assist in mending and healing his pain.
Taking as gentle steps as the Valkyrie could muster. Treading with the utmost respect for The Legend's state of being. Never with the intention of erasing the memory of his beloved, late queen. In fact desiring to join in rejoicing her memory. All the Valkyrie found was The Legend finding solace in his state of reclusion. Extremely reluctant to allow love to florish again.
Without warning, The Legend drew his mighty blade and plunged it straight into the heart of the Valkyrie. Her love went unrequited. A cold and swift strike, yet her death was anything but.
As The Legend withdrew his cold blade. The Valkyrie's warm blood sprayed upon his face. Her love, her soul hemorrhaging on barren ground. Still her heart continued to beat. She breathed through the pain, longing to hold on. Hold on to the belief in love. The Legend never looking back at the damage he'd done. His chin dripping with the Valkyrie's blood. Never hearing her final words she took with her last breath. "I love you, still"
Another grave to decorate The Legend's courtyard.
"The Black Tower" poem can be read on God-work-sleep.blogspot.com
All other poems can be found on lovescorner.blogspot.com
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