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After all the carnage I did imparte The gypsies thought I had mastered the dark art When I left that wretched gypsy caravan Anyone that had wronged me, there blood spilled on the sand With their tongues like parchment They told darkened stories, and I was their target And as I slowly roamed the land To seek out about my mother first hand The villagers seen my burnt skin And knew I was the one the gypsies said carried great sin Every human treated me badly, to scared to get close they threw their stones So I sought out a place where no human ever goes I found a forest but to sunny for my mood It had to be darker, it had to be crude So I started out simple and enchanted the vines I made them all twist entangle and entwine next was the trees I made them grow branches to cover the sky so even from the keen eye of the hawk I could hide But not done with them yet the bark I made bare Thorns that would reach out and scratch and tear The sand I made quiken to entrap in and ensnare So anyone caught in my wicked trap could no longer breathe the air My wonderland was soon renamed the Black Forest all that dared entered claimed they heard the demon's chorus And so my legend was born The gypsies through their stories warn Of a dark hearted witch that the fires couldn't burn Even though their fires burnd white hot and the coals they churned That I the black hearted witch had escaped and layed waste In despite their fear they had given chase So now alone I roam my beautiful dark place With the gypsies warning story no one will give chase But in my roaming before the forest I had heard a great tale Of a witch who had put her baby under a spell That upon it was put a curse That would work in reverse
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 11:59 AM UTC
The Black Hearted Witch (Part 2)
After all the carnage I did imparte The gypsies thought I had mastered the dark art When I left that wretched gypsy caravan Anyone that had wronged me, there blood spilled on the sand With their tongues like parchment They told darkened stories, and I was their target And as I slowly roamed the land To seek out about my mother first hand The villagers seen my burnt skin And knew I was the one the gypsies said carried great sin Every human treated me badly, to scared to get close they threw their stones So I sought out a place where no human ever goes I found a forest but to sunny for my mood It had to be darker, it had to be crude So I started out simple and enchanted the vines I made them all twist entangle and entwine next was the trees I made them grow branches to cover the sky so even from the keen eye of the hawk I could hide But not done with them yet the bark I made bare Thorns that would reach out and scratch and tear The sand I made quiken to entrap in and ensnare So anyone caught in my wicked trap could no longer breathe the air My wonderland was soon renamed the Black Forest all that dared entered claimed they heard the demon's chorus And so my legend was born The gypsies through their stories warn Of a dark hearted witch that the fires couldn't burn Even though their fires burnd white hot and the coals they churned That I the black hearted witch had escaped and layed waste In despite their fear they had given chase So now alone I roam my beautiful dark place With the gypsies warning story no one will give chase But in my roaming before the forest I had heard a great tale Of a witch who had put her baby under a spell That upon it was put a curse That would work in reverse
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 11:59 AM UTC
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