ArvenaPeredhel

They say it's difficult to love someone When you can't even love yourself. But I loved you nonetheless, The problem was I didn't know when to stop. You kept sending me mixed signs Making me dizzy until I Couldn't know Left  right Much less right From wrong. When our world started crumbling down and T e a r i n g  at the seams It was so easy for you to let it fall apart. But I, knowing no other kind of love, desperately clung to the remaining bits, Trying to put them back together. Yet the pieces changed too much, too quickly, They kept growing and growing  a p a r t, until your world was only yours and mine a hollow ech

While galaxies are all yours to command You spend your days beside me without cease, And nights are never lonely, for you stand A watchman in the darkness, bringing peace. Your universe of glories is untouched Compared to what the human mind may know, And yet in all its splendor, light, and such, It's less to you than I, and how I grow. The proof of this is seen in your release Of all of Heaven's glory for a birth And life and death among us--we the least, Of all deserving of your gaze. This earth Has seen you die and live again for grace, And all there is of love is in your face.

 Green. That was about all Arvena could say about the labyrinth so far. The walls of the maze were covered in vines and flowers, which confused her. Shouldn't there be something else? Yes, the puzzle was complex, but it was also very normal. The being who had abducted her obviously did not fit in that category, so why would he give her a challenge that was beneath his own standards? It made no sense. Therefore Arvena chose to layer her curiosity with caution. Sighing, she turned toward the wall on her right and grabbed a few of the vines. If playing this game was mandatory, perhaps she could take a shortcut. The labyrinth let her climb most o