The Bard's Song

And God saw they were
Still as naked as before
But in a new way

Now their faces lit
With an unquenchable light
Blessed and defiant

Brazen with power
And awed by God's gifts and might
Still remembering

I pulled off one thing
And one thing supremely well
Pulling off the veil

There is a thin veil
Dark arts should never be mixed
Between truth and lies

Dare not walk this line
Without the help of the Bard
Evan Rodriguez

I have many names
But really only one face
Characters I make

I split myself first
Before splitting the party
I am the Blind Bard

(That last bit is an Ink (2009) reference to me, a story of a man's search for his daughter, hiring the oddest companion for the adventure one could think of conceptually for the adventure at hand, a great indy movie that was once on Netflix, should be findable somewhere)

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