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The Woodwoman
"Resting by my fire. Looking deep into its flames.
My mind must have been somewhere else.
Far beyond these plains.
I am suddenly aware of a pair
of eyes staring at me.
I turn around and behold the most
ugly thing I have seen.
The woman standing in the glade
like a shadow in the night
Points her wretched finger at me
with a wretched smile.
And she asks me in a voice
that sounds as if it's been so long
since she spoke, if I seek magic,
then I should come along.
I'm but a man. Mortal a man.
But she leaves no footprints in the snow.
Still I follow on to where she is going.
For she has promised me magic if I follow on.
She takes me to a part of these woods
few have ever seen.
Where the sun surely won't reach,
still the ground ominously gleams.
She says she's seen me coming
and that she knows where I'll go.
But befor I leave, she says
there is this one thing I should know.
She offers me the ability
to take a fatal wound.
Every cut by sword or spear will be
absorbed by her tree-womb.
This magic will remain until it's
time for me to part with this mortal world.
And all she'll claim is my young heart.
I'm but a man. Mortal a man.
And I'll need all the help I can get.
So I give my heart to the woman of the dark.
With or without it... my life is not over yet."
Wing of bat and lizzards eye.
Dust of a star fallen from the sky.
Tears of a virgin and the cum of a god.
Thirteen drops of an infants blood.
A twist of a cat's spit and oil of the moon
Stir for a while a very soon.
A salve to be applied upon the chest
close to where the heart beats strong.
"No pains will occur when her hand is pushed into my flesh.
She'll slowly draw my living heart out of my open chest.
She'll place my heart on the pit of the snake and behold the years go by.
Hers to keep from the moment when the time has come for me to die."
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Hers to keep from the moment when the time has come for me to die."
She'll place my heart on the pit of the snake and behold the years go by.
She'll slowly draw my living heart out of my open chest.
"No pains will occur when her hand is pushed into my flesh.
close to where the heart beats strong.
A salve to be applied upon the chest
Stir for a while a very soon.
A twist of a cat's spit and oil of the moon
Thirteen drops of an infants blood.
Tears of a virgin and the cum of a god.
Dust of a star fallen from the sky.
Wing of bat and lizzards eye.
With or without it... my life is not over yet."
So I give my heart to the woman of the dark.
And I'll need all the help I can get.
I'm but a man. Mortal a man.
And all she'll claim is my young heart.
time for me to part with this mortal world.
This magic will remain until it's
absorbed by her tree-womb.
Every cut by sword or spear will be
to take a fatal wound.
She offers me the ability
there is this one thing I should know.
But befor I leave, she says
and that she knows where I'll go.
She says she's seen me coming
still the ground ominously gleams.
Where the sun surely won't reach,
few have ever seen.
She takes me to a part of these woods
For she has promised me magic if I follow on.
Still I follow on to where she is going.
But she leaves no footprints in the snow.
I'm but a man. Mortal a man.
then I should come along.
since she spoke, if I seek magic,
that sounds as if it's been so long
And she asks me in a voice
with a wretched smile.
Points her wretched finger at me
like a shadow in the night
The woman standing in the glade
ugly thing I have seen.
I turn around and behold the most
of eyes staring at me.
I am suddenly aware of a pair
Far beyond these plains.
My mind must have been somewhere else.
"Resting by my fire. Looking deep into its flames.
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