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A Selection of Poetry from Borris Iver Kortrevich - Vol. 8


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Selection of Poetry - Vol. 8

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[!] A portrait of an adult Borris Iver Kortrevich

 

1st of Msitza und Dargund,  420 E.S.

 


 

 

“Time”

 

Blink and it is gone,

Yet stays for eternity

If you watch for it.

 

Wish for it to slow

Yearn for it to just fly by

It never listens

 

Live in the moment

Everyone says to me

Live in the moment

 

So why does it seem

I wait for perfect timing

Just for it to pass.

 

I hope to find peace

Between the unknown and known

In times of great doubt

 

Time is forgotten

And we continue living

Because we just do.

 

 


 

“Honor and Love”

 

Sweat dons from a weary brow. 

Knuckles enveloped in white as they

Grip the leather hit of a steel blade.

Breath deeply, slowly, calmly. 

 

“I challenge you then, Lord.”

The man one said with an angry bark.

“I challenge you to a duel of love and honor.”

The Lord huffed, a stance of rage overcoming. 

 

Face hot, eyes swollen red with anger 

And hurt, the man stood his ground. If not for

Honor, he could have sworn he would have 

Cut him down where he stood.  

 

“Nie, nie, a duel.” He reasoned, his own 

Mind a pit of anguish, yet inside held the 

Deep passion for the love he beckoned for. 

He would fight for that of love and honor. 

 

They meet, each lord adorned in their own

Armor, blade, fans, and ideologies. 

Armor clinked as iron met iron, swords 

Doomed to slash amongst a cheering multitude. 

 

Sweat dons from a weary brow. 

Knuckles enveloped in white as they

Grip the leather hit of a steel blade.

Breath deeply, slowly, calmly. 

 

One winner stands victorious. 

“I won my challenge then, Lord.”

“I won the challenge of love and honor.”

The Lord called, a grin beamed upon his face. 

 

Eyes interlocked then,

With the one he had fought so gallantly for.

Eyes interlocked then,

He fought for that of love and honor.

 

 


 

“Restless”

 

The days grow restless,

The days grow restless,

As pandemonium bites at my core.

The days grow restless,

As pandemonium bites at my core,

Beating me with a fury of never ending trials.

The days grow restless,

As pandemonium bites at my core,

Beating me with a fury of never ending trials.

Yet all is not lost.

 

Yet all is not lost.

Yet all is not lost.

For this is not the end of the line.

Yet all is not lost,

For this is not the end of the line,

There is still so much good to be done. 

Yet all is not lost,

For this is not the end of the line,

There is still so much good to be done.

The bitter darkness shall not overtake pure light.

 

 

 


 

“From Rest Comes a Gentle Hand"

A poem commissioned for Madeline

 

You are everything, 
My love, my darling.

You mold me,
Fix and redeem me, 
You supply me with all I need.

 

We cultivated a relationship,
They could hardly fathom.
Things go unspoken, 
We understand with perfect clarity. 
How could they ever relate?

 

You saved me, 
Completely, 
Wholly, 
Absolutely. 
 
Where would I be without you?
Mindlessly wasting time
Drinking into oblivion,
Crossing blurring gray lines.

 

So pull me closer, love.
Let me adore your tenderness.
Let me rest my head upon your skin,
Just that I might hear the heart skip its beat.

 

 

 

 

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Being cooped up in her room, Esmée Kortrevich read the poems with a bittersweet smile.

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Eileen Baruch read through a copy of the Kortrevich's work. There was intrigue written all across her visage as she read each and every line!

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