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On the soft fur, of Patches the Cat?<br>
On the soft fur, of Patches the Cat?<br>
Jaru's part of me, I'll tell you that.<br>
Jaru's part of me, I'll tell you that.<br>
The question: Unanswereable. Where am I at?<br>
The question: Unanswerable. Where am I at?<br>
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My essence is so plain to see.<br>
My essence is so plain to see.<br>
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You'll hear from me, how Sirens sing.<br>
You'll hear from me, how Sirens sing.<br>
If you should catch me, what happens then?<br>
If you should catch me, what happens then?<br>
A long life truely, among your kin.<br>
A long life truly, among your kin.<br>
Preserve your soul, beware Me... Fin.<br>
Preserve your soul, beware Me... Fin.<br>

Latest revision as of 18:25, 29 March 2017

By: Wyspen Posted on: June 14, 2004


Would you catch me, if you could?
A better question, is if you should.
I am the sparkle of Yudhistra's eyes,
The breath of the summerstorm butterfly.
The manticore's fury, before it dies.

Where would you find me, to pursue?
An occultist's words, chaotic true?
The crypt of Zsarachnor, the vampire lord?
Amidst the cave of a bandit hoard?
The Pachacacha, through which you ford?

The jungle Ulangi, so far away?
With bug-like warriors, and grook magi.
On the soft fur, of Patches the Cat?
Jaru's part of me, I'll tell you that.
The question: Unanswerable. Where am I at?

My essence is so plain to see.
Am I, perhaps, Divinity?
A bit of the Logos, the wanderer too.
None of me, yet a bit of you.
I'm some of what you mortals do.

The spirit of a living book.
To find me, do naught more than look.
I'm Sapience, and yet more still.
The Divine, the mortals, and all their will.
Drink of me, you'll ne'er be filled.

I am Achaea, I am all things.
You'll hear from me, how Sirens sing.
If you should catch me, what happens then?
A long life truly, among your kin.
Preserve your soul, beware Me... Fin.