Kill the Beast



Beautiful was the sunset

Gorgeous was the lovesick moon aglow

In the gentle hands of the sea is where heavens met

How softly he laid afloat

This should not have happened to someone like him

A boy so quiet, frail, benign without a sin

But it could not be helped

It could not be helped



"Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill his blood!"



The ones standing upon the earth they claim, may not realize

See how deep his thoughts can ponder

Deeply alone, how far he may yonder

But too blunt and foggy are their eyes--filled with sliver--

They only judge by the size



"Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill his blood!"



Be wary of the fair--sensitive--- butterfly

A light wave of a hand can sweep him away and make his eyes cry

But for one so small, he seems so strong

His kind is rare, like a soulful song

Not many noticed him, not many cared for him

Not many liked him, not many hated him



"Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill his blood!"



Face to face, the wicked devil and he

Each second, darkness conquered this place, where he found peace

How cold and vile the demon

The eyes, those mocking eyes were his venom

His body weak and frail

With pity he let it lay and rest, the poor beast

The truth was to be delivered, he hurried to the feast



"Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill his blood!"



Confusion and fear were their excuse

Those weapons were only meant for abuse

Endless blood-spill,

Us human's sickness for obsession to kill



Every thrust!! Every stab!!

Thirst for blood!! Kill!!

Red liquid visible and spilt on wretched hands!!

They were no more than disturbingly mad



Yet the frail butterfly did not give in

He wanted to deliver the truth

His voice was lost, though, to the wickedness within

These boys wanted blood and kill, despite their youth



"Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill his blood! Do him in!"



Beautiful was the sunset

Gorgeous was the lovesick moon aglow

In the gentle hands of the sea is where heavens met

How softly he laid afloat



Bright creatures accompanied around his head

His face - so innocent, so pure, so soft and gentle-

Ruthless and cold-blooded were the murderers

Yet the boy rests upon sheets of water with heavenly peace



This should not have happened to someone like him

A boy so quiet, frail, benign without a sin

But it could not be helped

It could not be helped



But in the end

It was he, who was saved