Friday, September 6, 2013

The Farthest Land (2012)

The boy climbed down to the farthest land, with a girl living, not breathing. Nothing there died long as gardens grew. He lamented to a lonely god in the temple of bones, and called for the prohibited art.
Dormin spoke of her life anew, of black-blooded beasts.
Life comes with a price.
He scoped the dirge of slippery sands, the knight of dead earth, the hammer of keeled beginnings, the ox of dark footings, the crackle of underwater thunderings:
They all fell to the boy of the farthest land.
They all fell to the ground.
Dormin was appeased - long lost sanity on a forked tongue.
The boy hit the floor, erupting in corruption.
Faltered gardens halt, his heart stops.
The girl lived, but life comes with a price.

Dormin moved to a smaller home of bones.

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