Daybreak

The darkness weighs heavily on my body, tired and strained
The wind caresses gently, tempting me with sleep
"Why fight slumber, what is there to be gained?"
I argue with myself whilst my conscience weeps.

Then daybreak comes and light floods the skies
Driving back the shadows to their rightful place
All the fearful creatures and their terrible cries
Disappear in the blessed sun's warm grace

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I yearn to lay down my heavy head,
To rest my weary body on a bed.
But alas many a task are set,
Merciless master, no reprieve I get.

Struggling with constitution weak,
Vision blurred, disposition meek.
Serve my beloved master, that I will do.
Denizens of Hell, let me pass through.

I Cannot Die

My life is forfeit should you so decide
That I'm not worthy to stand by your side
But one thing I believe, this I sincerely do
That I cannot die, until I have lived for you.

Blood for My Bed

How lovely, how warm, how soft is my bed.
It flows around my body, it embraces me in red.
How beautiful the ceiling, so clean, so white.
Just like a beacon in darkness, that bright shining light.

How thick the walls, so solid, so hale.
A wonderful shield for my body so frail.
How clear the windows, how breathtaking the view.
Farewell dear world, I bid thee adieu.