Pinned to trees in the park, and the noticeboard of the tavern, reads a parchment in new writing, not yet seen before:
A sword, through the back.
A false king, ruling from behind,
Like a knife through the soul.
A raven, flying high,
Yet praying on the weak,
Praying on your mind.
Tearing down,
What should remain.
Unless, of course,
The real king says.
But no word speaks he,
Only off to a war
On all sides,
From inside too.
A burnt smell,
Smoke.
And anger, the same in many ways,
And a fool,
High up,
Making bad choices,
And then he will fall,
Down and down and down,
And he won't rise.
The sun won't rise.
The night remains.
The summer goes.
The leaves fall.
Just like the fool.
Letholdus Nash