Souls from the Beast
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Souls from the Beast
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Tranquility was shattered and fearlessness did fly
Alone I was left with but a corpse by my side
complacence and carelessness were cursed
Remembering this scene of which I was well versed.
Shapeshifter assuming a form
Of that which I knew nigh I was born.
Beaconing, beaconing the shape-thing did
I screamed as the scene from my grasp slid.
Realizing my forgottence of such a scene past
It did vividly return as twice lightening blast
As I again recalled my inadequacy
To defeat that which in truth perused me.
My weakness exposed and as it would many men
Struck fear, nay terror soul-bound within
Once again I was shown my insignificance
When attempting to save those souls from the beast.
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