S

"LONG NIGHT"

Such freezing blue eyes opened from a long eon of sleep,
An army of dead marched to the north; journeyed a long trip.
Was fat'd to consume and rip the aegis of mortals' keep.
The doom of war was destined to happen, cut and scar deep.
A few prideful houses sundered by bodies of water—
Agreed to keep and uphold the land of every breather,
Thus the wolves and lions, side by side, bleed for each other.
Beasts shared fangs, fins and claws to end the eternal winter
Oh! in the sky, moon shone brightly thus people cannot tell—
That upon their eyes, a sight of rupture would ever fell.
A dreadful long night in the north: poor people lived in hell
Finally the death has come to the gate of Winterfell.
Amidst of the howling frigid wind of the wintry hail—
Was the critical battle that mortals must never fail:
Just a swing of a frozen sword to the history's tail,
World will be forgotten, and erased even as a tale.
Winterfell was a home, but revamped as a battlefield.
Low people dying in the realm, wrecked is the humans' build.
Honor, glory and bravery strengthened the mortals' shield.
Blood dripped and flooded, but an ice or fire would never yield
'Tis a night was disturbed by the screams of fear and sorrow,
The sky was flared by a million of hot burning arrow,
The teared children cried as caws of flying ravens and crow,—
Men o' men did war and have returned what they did borrow.
All fallen heroes have risen with freezing soul, Alas!—
And stood on their feet as the enemies of dragonglass.
Quiet lift of King's hand made light turned into darkness, thus
Are allied to a giant and demonic walkers' class.
Red's a blazin' flames burning above the knights and warrior,
Nigh beyond the eerie dark clouds, lay another horror.
Winged monsters did breathe fire and terror;
The scorching roars aflamed a poor city of tremor.
As an army of dead endeavored the life cycle's hole,
Come have the courageous people of just sinful soul;
Tears of despair shed, sunken is the cavalry's sole—
Lives taken when brown eyes met the blue on sand of coal.
©eyji