The One Who Survived
Between the realms
Of gods and men,
The Goddess of Time
Sheds crystal tears
Upon a floor of stars,
The salty fruit of her broken heart
Like drops of rain upon her cheeks
Within a mirror
Reflections of the past.
The dancing ghosts
Of those she once loved
Of the home she once knew.
A prelude of hatred
The song of battle
The cries of the dying
Mingle with the last breath
of the sovereign,
serenading the mother's
shattered dreams.
A gentle prayer upon her lips,
The great crystal
sings in her hand.
She does not hear the goddess cry.
When, with scarcely a whisper,
She falls,
Crystal shards slipping
From a cold hand
So, too, falls the goddess,
Only to wake alone.
For never will she join them.
Time shall never join
The ranks of friends and lovers
Finally free.
Immortal Time,
She will always be,
The one who survived.
Between the realms
Of gods and men,
The Goddess of Time
Sheds crystal tears
Upon a floor of stars,
The salty fruit of her broken heart
Like drops of rain upon her cheeks
Within a mirror
Reflections of the past.
The dancing ghosts
Of those she once loved
Of the home she once knew.
A prelude of hatred
The song of battle
The cries of the dying
Mingle with the last breath
of the sovereign,
serenading the mother's
shattered dreams.
A gentle prayer upon her lips,
The great crystal
sings in her hand.
She does not hear the goddess cry.
When, with scarcely a whisper,
She falls,
Crystal shards slipping
From a cold hand
So, too, falls the goddess,
Only to wake alone.
For never will she join them.
Time shall never join
The ranks of friends and lovers
Finally free.
Immortal Time,
She will always be,
The one who survived.
