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the moment of the awakening
came hard and fast,
in the middle of the war
was where i woke up
at last.
caught in preparations
of the coming invasion,
whose side i was on
drawn for me
before i was even born.
we gathered all the soldiers
into their places where
weapons and the necessary gear
was distributed with great care.
knowing the why and where
of everything happening there
escaped from my knowledge,
if you were there it was assumed
you were meant to be there.
falling down into a dark nest,
huddled together and waiting
would not be until moonrise
before the battle would begin.
i tried to focus my eyes,
as i heard the enemy's
approaching steps.
used a vision i'd never had before
to see a few of them -
dark lords of night as we were
bred of the same root
but of a different lineage.
as the time drew nearer,
the blood begain to explode
within each vessel,
a volcano of determination
to kill or be killed.
the feeling swelled inside me,
filling up every part of my being
to the point where an expelling
became the inevitable.
she looked at me quite fiercely,
nodding for me to follow close by,
faster than ever i'd remembered,
my feet catapulted me to her side
as we surveyed the terrain
and the guarded revelry
of night creatures celebrating
the inevitable clashing.
before my eyes could open,
a movement began,
and i saw myself commanding
the arrangement
of the seige waiting
for its genesis.
with a quiet force of will
sent from the glimmer
of a night-visioned eye,
propulsion sent my body flying
into the dark's arms.
and in this motion
i awoke,
heart pounding
body overheated and alarmed,
setting me erect on the edge
of my bed in bewildering
amazement at
the dream that fogged my senses
and was all too real to absolve.
New Poetry by J AG
Mozart
by Debra Kraft
(Short Story) Her first desire had been to purge the darkness from tortured human souls. Will her last desire be to purge her own?
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