Happens with the best, the worst,
The breaking of a trust
Between the one and all-
Something must be split.
And so the man must cease to be,
Or begin to find his soul.
It is a crux that comes
When the father of a man is gone
And bitter gall is the wine-
Could you change your tears to that?
No, the kingdoms of this world declined,
What is left is mere son of man-
Or rather-woman-born.
And magic that was not learned here
Must be learned in the grave.
There is a death that must be seen
before the light,
but once that light is known,
the fracture is repaired-
the one, the all, reconciled-
When at last you know you are a stranger,
You learn to save yourself.
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