Somehow as I sit at my desk in my fallen castle, I can sense something. Looking at the blank whiteness of the paper before me, I see words clawing at me--screaming “write me down!” But still, the words are not written and will have to wait for another day.
Outside this glassless window, a beautiful scene is framed by these stonewalls. An emerald green sea of leaves and stems glisten gloriously after being cried upon by the raging thunderstorm of last night. Soon, golden rays of the sun will cast shadows cascading on these stonewalls. My eye catches the dim yellow of a flower preparing to watch the sun rise.
Another grandiose day is about to begin and I must leave: to my Slumber I retreat.
In my Slumber, I dream of her. Ursula. Her hair reminds me of the sun; her eyes reflect the world before her; and her inner persona is enchanting. So enchanting—that is why I am here. My own inner weaknesses were my downfall and so I have an eternity to ponder…But she is here as well to live out to the final days of the earth—give or take a few centuries.
The beautiful moon sings a swan song for the sun. Luna wishes to dance among the stars again. Every night she smiles—her happiness is from within. The Happiness within. She does not know yet, but, her fate is the same as mine. Someone or something will come and destroy it all. Crush, smash, and obliterate. Everything will crumble and all left behind will be solitude.
Still there is hope for Luna, just as there was hope for me. Someone will take a look and come to shed light. Luna will always have her protector, her twin brother, Helios (the sun). Her strength can pull from him. In my case, I had no strength and ruined things to a degree. Disappointment aroused from those wanting to help me. It does not matter in the end. I still have ambition—faith—in Ursula.
Ursula makes the meaninglessness of eternity absent. I feel an uplift when I simply think of her. Her beauty and radiance is worth more than any moonrise or sunset. Our love is shared both ways and there is nothing in the entire world better. I can derive strength from her. From Ursula.
Yet, the sun returns to its home to allow Luna to rise. And I re-awake to write again. Yet nothing is ever written. Nothing is written and nothing is said.
Nothing.
One of these days, though, I will place words onto the paper and ruin its pureness. I will destroy its clearness and contaminate it with my writing. Satisfaction would arise and perhaps I would be happy. But Happiness is hard to come by: especially when one is the un-dead.
Oh beautiful Luna, Orion hunts for you. He will catch you. Everyone is always caught in the end. The mouse never wins. And yet, try! Run, scream, scratch. You will feel better once you reflect on how you tried to escape—as you are sitting in your cage. A cage of Eternity.
Oh, Luna.