Mon May 28, 2018 7:37 pm
The Tales of Yore
- To Know the Future -
There are many moments in our lives that we take for granted. The dull ones, the everyday actions of our lives. We lament about such minor simple obstacles and inconvionses with little realisation of how important every moment can be. We march through our lives thinking nothing can tear us down, that we are gods, and there are no more *** slayers. To know the future. It is a terrible thing. The years ago we started this endeavor to further the truths, to open the eyes of unbelievers and help give way to possibilities many would dream impossible. Knowledge is key in this world or ours, the glimpses of the past show us the errors of our forebears along with the paths to redemption. The vissages of the future remind us of our own minutuenity, out infinte wisdom crumbling to dust in the minontiny of our disillusions. I see now, our endeavors are a cursed thing. Our failures so plain for the eyes to see. I am left now to bear witness to the truth. I have witnessed glimpses of horrors, terrible, beautiful, majestic horror. I see the future of my people, I shudder at the thought of what we will become. Yet, I have a story to tell. One that must not be read, for risk of our perceptual relativity of perspective being shattered such as with the silver stars. Yet must be written, for I have taken an oath to tell what I may bear witness too. This story, is the tale of my failures. My eagerness to break the bounds of relativity. My willingness to cast my mind into the echoes of pervading thoughts. I warn you O bearer of mine. I know my ending. A future far distant, lost in the banking winds of mysticism, left with but thoughts of the mind ebbing way to mentalities divisions. A sad future of empty silence. You will find this tale O Bearer. You will find your future lost in a cascading blanket of frost, in the ruins of some place long forgotten. Like I know myself you will be wrought to understand the inevitability of events that will behold and buffudled the mind. Broken of the loss, wrought by your very hand. But you mus’int read. For O Bearer of mine, to know the future, is to be trapped by it.