Pierre Heinen

The black dream

You know he is waiting for you,
in the dark, where you can’t see.

What are you gonna do?
Where are you gonna flee?

Your body will be cut in four,
you can't escape your destiny.

You have seen it often before,
tonight as always again, it will be.

Your blood will be shed, in this pit where you are.
Close your eyes and try to sleep.

Searching for light, you're climbing too far,
It exists in dreamland, indeed.

You can feel his presence already,
you can feel his sword cold as ice.

This quest is over, like so many,
you're awake, from a dream not nice.

A nightmare, they call it,
you name it black dream
.

You're in a deep, dirty pit,
where light never has been.

And this thing, bringing your death,
is also to the world, your last wave.

How does it feel, the last breath,
have one foot in your own cold grave?

Reaching the light is often not easy,
but never give up and resign.

Always open the eyes and see,
search and find your sign.

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Published on e-Stories.org on 20.09.2007.

 
 

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Payla – Die Goldinsel I von Pierre Heinen



Auf Payla, der lukrativsten Provinz des Königreiches Lotanko, neigt sich der Sommer des Jahres 962 dem Ende entgegen. Die schier unerschöpflichen Goldvorräte der Insel lassen Machthungrige Pläne schmieden und ihre gierigen Klauen ausfahren. Wer den Winter überstehen will, muss um sein Leben kämpfen, wer über die Goldinsel herrschen will, muss in den Krieg ziehen.

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