This is the day Hecate has called me
The Goddess of Necromancy wants to work with me.
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I direct the storm and have left Dahlia's battlegrounds,
I am all secluded, now,
And unsure of where this trail will lead me,
But my intuition tells me I need not worry.
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Dahlia wants a second chance,
Her voice calls me distantly,
But she will never give the truth,
I decide that the eye will shine that view.
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I tread behind this powerful woman,
One that signals the pouring rain,
And helps me see the light through the black clouds,
Dahlia does not make the rules, now.
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The darkness invites me over,
It tells me that to become enlightened
You must know the insidious,
And that not everything is precious.
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These violets sway readily,
Knowing that the change is steady.
I hear the moon and hold her healing stone,
She is my creator whom I worship alone.
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The three headed Goddess,
One that stares so sly:
Persephone's heroine hears my cry,
And I let her save my soul by following her eye.
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I am her Persephone departing this corrupted land,
I am no longer my mother's lamb!
I let this darkness consume my decaying lust,
And forfeit as my mother wounds my trust.
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I walk freely and cannot sight the Valley's Streets,
That stage is over for me,
This tall, magnificent Goddess leads me away,
And shows me a new way.
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This Dark Goddess,
One where the behind the scenes dies,
Persephone's rescuer has heard my cry,
And I let her save my soul by following her eye.
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Now, it's just Hecate and me,
The little island remains empty.
There is no banshee that spies along the dam,
The river's rip current wrecks Dahlia's land.