I ate the circle of moon before it could disappear but when I woke, it slipped and hid in that ball of light they call sun.
We swore we'd never let it destroy her again but it was fate who threw the key into the pond You spoke to a blue fish with golden scales and made deals below my disturbing seas without realizing desperate souls also lived there.
Why do you keep calling me, child of the dark? you promised never to but you vanished like the traitorous treasure of a wakeful reel that you take down each night into the craters where your alterego resides.
Aren't you afraid of meeting your other self? So, one night, when a meteor slid this way past my bedroom door, ajar with brimming dreams and a cold, gray mist covered my breath my head was forced up and through the ceiling my eyes finally closed, it told me who broke the seal.
You can tell the world who stepped on sleep worshipper of the wood sprites it's you, isn't it.