A crow bathed in sunlight sings once again. Silent attempts at capturing the light. Grazed against nature, a sorrowful sight. A desolate life, enriched now and then. Nevertheless, it spurs the poet's pen. The embers smolder, the crow lost the fight. With a stifled guffaw, his bones take flight, leaving nothing but monsters among men.
As ink pours down the cracks of ice-filled veins. As Gods embrace devils, and we make three. Perhaps in this moment the crow grows free. Perhaps in this moment we find our way. A glint of hope, an escape from the pain. Alas alas, we live another day.