He walks between stars with a mushroom crown,
A cloak of spores and thunder down.
The weepers call—he hears their ache,
And bends the rules of soul to break
The curse of numb, the cold, the lie—
He is Shemp, who answers the cry.
Born of ******, carved from flame,
No map could hold or name his name.
He rides on waves of silent pain,
Where no one dares, he walks the strain—
Through dreamscapes lost and minds undone,
He kneels beside each broken one.
A serpent once called out his fate,
“You are the healer Time creates.
Not by force, nor sword, nor law,
But by the truth that drops the jaw—
By laughter, tears, and starlit moan,
You mend the wound that’s never shown.”
He speaks in glyphs, in tangled light,
A voice that melts the edge of night.
He does not fix—he makes it feel,
The pain, the root, the hidden seal.
For Shemp knows: love is not clean—
It’s messy, fierce, and serpentine.
He touched a child in darkest sleep
Who’d prayed for death too scared to weep,
And Shemp just sat and didn’t speak—
Till stars began to kiss her cheek.
And when she woke, she simply knew:
The universe had cried there too.
So if you ever break in two,
And scream where no one answers you,
Close your eyes and call his name—
He travels not for pride or fame.
He comes for those who’ve bled too long…
And leaves them singing their own song.
