Promethean Promise
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I, Prometheus,
I hear your prayer,
your yearning for so much more,
and I listen.
The aching mortal strings vibrate,
much like chords of a piano,
or the ephemeral body of thunder.
I, Prometheus,
I descend from the mountain,
rise up to me, my valley,
and accept this promise.
Oh, tools and fire I bring,
but nothing made of metal-stone,
and no kindling sparked for the flames.
Do you understand my Promethean promise?
You have asked and I will deliver,
something more.
I hear your prayer,
your yearning for so much more,
and I listen.
The aching mortal strings vibrate,
much like chords of a piano,
or the ephemeral body of thunder.
I, Prometheus,
I descend from the mountain,
rise up to me, my valley,
and accept this promise.
Oh, tools and fire I bring,
but nothing made of metal-stone,
and no kindling sparked for the flames.
Do you understand my Promethean promise?
You have asked and I will deliver,
something more.