βThereβ she pointed
βFurther past the blue moonβ
βPast the sleeping mountain of Redβ
βWhere death is knownβ
βMy people claim the richness from gold and silverβ
βWhere are you from?β she firmly asked.
βI hail from the Land of Ododoβ
βWhere the beasts answer to my nameβ
βBehind the hills of the Redβ
βA place where peace binds us allβ
βI keep the balance of good and deathβ
βIn my land there is beautyβ
βTheir eyes do not speak of deathβ
βA land blessed by the god of the morningβ
βA man with a godβ
βIn all my time of this earth, no man has mentioned of a god such as yoursβ
βYou speak like a man beyond this lifeβ
βI am no mere manβ
βMy blood, my soulβ
βLady of the night, you have surely possessed meβ He proclaimed
βSo have you, strange man from Ododoβ
βYou have grown on meβ
βAs I have on youβ
βCome with me to my landβ he begged
βI offer not gold but the gift of the red moonβ
βYou talk of strange wordsβ
βI come from a land I must return toβ
βI have men many to be one withβ
βThen why did you run awayβ
βWhat do you fear?β
βAsk me no more till the morning passesβ
βFor the back is rested and ready for grassβ