Drachorn The mountains his nest Leather as hard as horn There he rest Cold reptilian eyes See the world as far as the eye can see View the surroundings from high and from low Hear only the sound of a distant echo A shril…
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Drachorn
15 Poems from the Willow
Willow's Bell Poetry Contest
Little Victories
Berserker's Lament
I was commissioned for this song for Burns' "Are You Afraid of Vampires?" quest, and this is what he has to say on it: "A song based on the dim fate of the Berserkers who turned into Tormented souls in the Necrovion Graveyard, who, instead of becoming Barren Souls and powerful healers, use their terrible force not to protect others, but only for themselves and for destruction."
To our land The Shadow comes Not with Fire Nor with drums Yet in the land Of wisest Sage The Shadow roars And spreads its rage
Ever onwards, Shadow crawl Ever louder, The battle call
At the heart Of all the land Berserkers fought And made their stand Many fell From sides of each But victory Lay far from reach
Ever onwards, Shadow crawl Ever louder, The battle call
In the Shadow Berserkers wait Tortured ever, Denied the gate But the land Still tells their story In its tears Of Death and Glory
Kindred chronicles
The seed planted at Willow's Walk spawned a tradition - it listens to poems, told by anyone that will share. Handy Pockets is an avid collectors and teller of these poems, and here is 15 poems selected by her that were t…
Read on ›The Willow's Bell Poetry contest was sponsored by Kyphis, Emerald Arcanix, the Legend Speakers, and the wonderful land of Marind Bell. Willow's Walk was chosen as the site of the competition both because it has recent hi…
Read on ›I wrote this poem late last night because I was unable to sleep. I wrote it because over the last few weeks I have noticed that there has been very little good news, not just amongst people I know, I mean in general. Thi…
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