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The Monster Rewards (V)

The spring blossoms with uncertain tones of light and shadow
The days and the nights are no more
The Monster is my father
All the words and wants and imagined worlds;
A shade of blue or black on the grounds of EveryCity
An appalled universe no longer knows us

"Do you recognize it?"
"You are now a warrior"
"On the grounds you command"

As fair Dennis called me General
And soul-sworn colleagues offered honor,
Rendered their loyalty to my broken spine
Bestowed me with relics of a kinship
All in heavy expectation.
So withered by his own power

"Did I not promise you a universe?"
"Did I not promise you a god?"

I am empowered and swollen and uncontrolled
Becoming lost; devoured by something else entirely
Buckling once more
The Monster cast out a heavy wing
And I hide in the shadow of its amnesty
Where all the tears and mournings and dark days are cast in still iron

Time drips intravenously 
"Some day, but not today."
Laconic, drifting, I rattle my mind at duality
"It is necessary"
I wonder what we are, the Monster and I
"We are the importance of nightfall"
We are dark
"The contrast that ensures certainty"
Is summer upon us?

Good Partner

"Stoics are the bones of us"
I spoke softly
To ease a roaring ocean
Tidal waves clawing for breath

Farewell to your beauty
Farewell to your heinous
Farewell to your sick
Farewell to your tears
Farewell to your bruises
Farewell to your unscathed girls
Farewell to your banks
Farewell to your dark parents
Farewell to your tantrums
Farewell to your legends
Farewell to your myths
Farewell to your science
Farewell to your godless prophet
Farewell to your rock
Farewell to your desperate brother
Farewell to your teen idols
Farewell to your fried feasts
Farewell to your business
Farewell to your Manipulation
Farewell to you at twenty

And I'll meet you with my one-line grin
Where still waters still run deep
Then perhaps you can call me friend
And I'll tell you about my dreams