Ye Woeful Masquerade

Discussion in 'The Artist's Corner' started by Durchii, Mar 1, 2007.

  1. Composed within the confines of an early morning caffeine binge. Listening to Draconian all night inspired most of the 'Olde English' used. Any mistakes should be drawn to my attention.

    Ye woeful insults feel thyself sublime to coalesce within
    Thine position of modest apathy is none without fright
    To lie therein is to not see the apostasy within thy shell
    But it is what fills thy void.

    The abstraction of discomfort is what blindeth thee
    To lie within feeling, the realization of prevalence is met
    One does not bow to any other for they coalesce as one
    Ye, pain carries the face of pleasure.

    From where is little known the face of fear is met
    The delusion of impossibility poisons thee
    To coagulate our pleasures they must be seen to all
    Within all feeling lies the mighty wind of singularity.

    To all beauty, blindness only answers
    Leaveth out all wants and woes
    For lack of sight leads us to where we need to be
    Down ye path of sweet modesty, the heart shall stumble.

    One end can never meet with itself
    To follow questions only to seek answers
    The mean is nothing to thee
    For without a path, where would thy road lead?​
     

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