In the lonely barren mist of my souls darkest corner, lay a crying little girl, searching for her mother. That angel that was there for her in lonely bleak dispair, abandoned her and lost her will, she ceased to really care. I turned and looked toward where she'd be, in twenty years or so, to my dismay I saw a woman facing down a foe. When she turned and looked at me, I heard her distant cries. Then I found that warrior had hatred in her eyes. She fought with swords, she fought with words, in chaos where she stayed, but in that warrior woman's hell, a seed of hope was layed. I taught her how to write her fear, I told her how to love. I went and gave her peace of mind, so she could rise above. I taught her how to love herself, in turn she loved me back. She asked me who I really was, that knowledge she did lack. I took her from that place that day, into the starry night, to show her who I really was so she would be alright. I told her she had looked at life, through clouded eyes of hate, and that to know me truly, would take a leap of faith. So I handed her a mirror, then proceeded to disappear, looked at her from the other side...her face showed all was clear. she looked at me, I looked at her...relief shown in her face. No longer a sad lost child...the Warrior Poet had taken her place. |
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| Birth of the Warrior Poet |
| This is a story for any woman who has two sides to her. This is a story about every woman. The strong warrior side, and the childlike, pure side. When the two finally come together, it is a melding of two beings that create one perfect whole. |