Two For Tragedy
Sleep Eden sleep
My fallen son
Slumber in peace
Cease the pain
Life´ s just in vain
For us to gain
Nothing but all the same
No healing hand
For your disease
Drinking scorn like water
Cascading with my tears
Beneath the candle bed
Two saddened angels- in heaven, in death
Now let us lie
Sad we lived sad we die
Even in your pride
I never blamed you
A mother´ s love
Is a sacrifice
Together sleeping
Keeping it all
No sympathy
No eternity
One light for each undeserved tear
Beneath the candle bed
Two souls with everything yet to be said
Author´ s notes:
That was a poem about Seymour´ s tragic fate, because he was
doomed to live alone in fear only because for what he was,
a half- guado, half- human, never to be accepted entirely.
His mother decided to save her son from the world and it´ s cruelty
by becoming a fayth for her son, an aeon as her last effort to protect him.
But it did not work.
Seymour was no older than ten then, and his father had banished both his wife and his son to live alone in Baaj- island.
And by losing his mother, his only mental support, the only one who ever cared for him, Seymour became twisted and power hungry.
The poem is concentrated on three people: Seymour, his mother and summoner Yuna, who is also considered as a "half- breed" by her half- human, half- Al Bhed heritage.
I strongly believe that at some point Seymour did care for Yuna in his own way…
The 4th verse is about Yuna and him, and the 5th verse is Seymour´ s
thoughts for Yuna. Well, I let you do the rest of guessing…
I don´ t think he was even angry at her, for finally killing and sending him.
I have to admit that this poem is not really mine, I was listening to a certain, very beautiful song by Nightwish ( a very good Finnish band.) and it´ s lyrics were perfect! So…the inspiration for the poem came to me!
I just had to post this, as I am an undying fan of Seymour…
And of course, rewiews are always acceptable.
As always, so are the flames, if they are made in a good taste.
And I have to apologise for my poor English, I am merely learning it. ; )
Sleep Eden sleep
My fallen son
Slumber in peace
Cease the pain
Life´ s just in vain
For us to gain
Nothing but all the same
No healing hand
For your disease
Drinking scorn like water
Cascading with my tears
Beneath the candle bed
Two saddened angels- in heaven, in death
Now let us lie
Sad we lived sad we die
Even in your pride
I never blamed you
A mother´ s love
Is a sacrifice
Together sleeping
Keeping it all
No sympathy
No eternity
One light for each undeserved tear
Beneath the candle bed
Two souls with everything yet to be said
Author´ s notes:
That was a poem about Seymour´ s tragic fate, because he was
doomed to live alone in fear only because for what he was,
a half- guado, half- human, never to be accepted entirely.
His mother decided to save her son from the world and it´ s cruelty
by becoming a fayth for her son, an aeon as her last effort to protect him.
But it did not work.
Seymour was no older than ten then, and his father had banished both his wife and his son to live alone in Baaj- island.
And by losing his mother, his only mental support, the only one who ever cared for him, Seymour became twisted and power hungry.
The poem is concentrated on three people: Seymour, his mother and summoner Yuna, who is also considered as a "half- breed" by her half- human, half- Al Bhed heritage.
I strongly believe that at some point Seymour did care for Yuna in his own way…
The 4th verse is about Yuna and him, and the 5th verse is Seymour´ s
thoughts for Yuna. Well, I let you do the rest of guessing…
I don´ t think he was even angry at her, for finally killing and sending him.
I have to admit that this poem is not really mine, I was listening to a certain, very beautiful song by Nightwish ( a very good Finnish band.) and it´ s lyrics were perfect! So…the inspiration for the poem came to me!
I just had to post this, as I am an undying fan of Seymour…
And of course, rewiews are always acceptable.
As always, so are the flames, if they are made in a good taste.
And I have to apologise for my poor English, I am merely learning it. ; )