The cold night burned red,
as sparks of fire flew before my eyes.
Ruins drowned in bloodshed—
what was once, now unrecognisable.
Bestowed with honour,
I never fretted over the misery of frailty.
Virtuous and heroic in my acts,
I believed I was strong — the strongest.
But my vulnerability reached me,
the daunting price of morality.
An arrow pierced my heel and I remained standing,
adapting to my Pyrrhic victory.
-03/01/2026
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