Eternal
Eternal Night: Unveiling Shadows and Unleashing the Wolves
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On the very first night, they rise
At the beginning of their existence, they emerge.
Before the break of light, they ride
Prior to the dawn, they embark on a journey.
Killing all that walks, in sight
They indiscriminately kill anything in their line of vision.
Let the wolves feed, tonight
Allow the wolves to satisfy their hunger tonight.
Darkness falls, on a clear sky
As night falls, darkness covers the clear sky.
Fear, in their eyes
Fear is evident in the eyes of those witnessing.
Riders come, on a cold night
Riders arrive on a chilling night.
And the dead will rise, under moonlight
Undead beings will resurrect under the moonlight.
Dawning first light seize the wise
The first light of dawn captures the knowledgeable ones.
Blind to the light man's demise
Humans, unaware of the impending danger, face their downfall in the light.
Spilling blood they march, tonight
Marching forward, they spill blood in their campaign tonight.
And the war goes on taking flight
The war continues, escalating and taking flight.
Darkness falls, on a clear sky
Darkness descends again on a clear sky.
Fear, in their eyes
Fear is once more reflected in the eyes of the witnesses.
Riders come, on a cold night
Riders reappear on another cold night.
And the dead will rise, under moonlight
And once again, the dead rise under the moonlight.
At the break of light, they cry
As the light breaks, there is a cry or lamentation.
See the end of night, wars die
The end of the night signals the conclusion of wars.
Starved the day will come, live they might
Despite starvation, a day will come, and they might live.
But the wolves return, each night
However, the wolves persistently return each night.
Darkness falls, on a clear sky
Darkness once again envelops the clear sky.
Fear, in their eyes
Fear persists in the eyes of those who witness the ongoing events.
Riders come, on a cold night
Riders reemerge on yet another cold night.
And the dead will rise, under moonlight
And predictably, the dead rise again under the moonlight.
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