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Collections of Observations: Of that Unreachable Strike - Regalus - 08-16-2024 ![]() And so I stood, spear at hand;
Its end struck at the ground, drilling the loose sand; Its blade piercing the sky, splitting scattered wind. With my worn muscles and aged tendons, course callous and withered bones; . That road whose end I failed to reach, Would be a shame if no one saw it through. Up on the cliff side, as I did decades ago, I hear it once more: . "The gales rose, tempests swirled. and the breeze whispered onto me:
. Lo and behold, I am of winds
And with but a breath
I split the Heavens and Earth
And severed Humanity from Divinities.
. With it, bequeathed those beneath the firmaments,
Freedom to rise above.
.
They called thus strike;
Horizon"
. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A destination one can see, Yet never once reach no matter how many steps are taken. An utterly impossible hope to reach. Perhaps a number of steps equivalent to the number of seconds in eternity Could reach such a place. . Yet always just beyond ones grasp, Like the moon reflecting from the pond. . But I saw its myriad possibilities The intersection of Heaven and Earth All converge upon a blade's edge That greatest strike in the world That scarred the very sky Untouched by time And remains for all to see . It'd be a shame for none to reach the end. . To you who have read this far, Do you see it? . The end beyond the horizon. . 0 ---------------------------------------------------------------- For me For now . It is the end of this path... But I have a feeling, I'll be reaching out to it regardless. . Even though the blade is no longer upon my grasp. . 2131AC |