The Wielder of Death, Magi WreXus
Wallahi WreXus.
To the user of death that doth rejoice at the pain of another
You see not your own reflection
Enslavement to a destruction formed by the hands of those who know not the power of Death
Wielders of such beautiful agonies that grant life they are not
Blinded by the false enrichment of its usage they are
For in Death Freedom can be found
In Death, there is liberation from the oppression of another
In Death, Life is made known
For those that rejecteth its purest forms are made unknown of its origin
That which is blessed and gravely horrifying
For mercy shall not be upon them
Those who condemn the wielders of death that bring about bloodshed to take back what is rightfully there's and what has always been there's
For those who chastise such people are only users of death
They know not the true power that grants its existence upon the earth
To engage in the destruction of another person, place, and thing for your own benefit and stability while condemning another for utilizing death as a form of escape from it is hypocrisy
Hypocrites they are
Liars without the double-tongued speech of Serpents
Those who hold hatred for the ability to utilize death without selfishness in mind
Those who hold hatred for others being able to free themselves from the same enslavement afflicted upon themselves and that which they bestow upon others dd
A double-edged sword it is
A sword that takes Life and that also grants it
A word that is made manifest in many ways
In thought, in speech, in action, and in spirit
For many know of its power
But to wield such a destruction there are few
A tool of gain and loss that requires sacrifice
A sacrifice that many share together
A sacrifice of being seen as barbaric and unruly is given for such freedoms that come with Death and the wagering of ones own life
A sacrifice which is the possibility of Losing your own life and being cut off from the world along with its mercies
Many sacrifices there are to be made when dealing with Death
For those who cannot and shall not come to terms with such sacrifices that are made while they benefit from the usage of Death over another will ultimately be forced into the same scenario
Those who condemn the wielders of Death have no right to escape from it
They have no right for their eyes to escape the reality which is the failure of their usage in dealing with death for gain
Their usage of Death is a reflection of the hatred they hold for themselves
A hate that they inflict and watch inflicted upon others for worldly gain, stability, and a false sense of superiority above others
For the user is not Greater than the wielder
In hatred, there is no Love for thy brother and sister when wagering your own death for their freedom
The power granted to the user of Death doth not exceed the wielder
For Death is in the hands of the wielder and all its Freedoms belonging to him
Blinded they are to the sight of their future
A future which they giveth and have giveth to many
Wallahi.
About the Creator
The Wizard Boss
Hmmm, I'm a Big Ole Wizard.
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This was so profound and poignant. Loved your poem!