I am hoping that this following poem qualifies as a historical entry........in the contest I read about.........
The following was to be a song of celtic style. The use of the word Nirvana is used as a given name for a woman.
This reeks of a Tolkien influance......
~~~~~Death of a Goddess~~~~~~
Svelt, slender Nirvana,
..................................Satin hair of raven black.
Amber eyes of the Madonna,
...................................Endless grace, no turning back.
The dream of dreams,
...................................The dream of men.
Complete perfection, wholesome she seems,
..................................Raging demons within her scheme.
Spoken words can not describe her,
..................................Shattered, yet whole.
Broken trinkets through her viens flow.
...................................Raining, raining,
Flakes of snow,
...................................Falling down,
Falling down.
Her voice is soft,
...................................She never has spoken,
Lying near jasmine,
....................................White dress parted open.
Bearing white flesh,
.....................................She is encasing her token.
Falling down,
Crytstal tears,
......................................Cascade down her throat.
Her ice heart unbroken,
......................................Yeilding her token,
Of mithril and steal.
.......................................A gift sword of death,
Falling down.
Above her it rises,
.......................................The touch of the blade,
It dimples her breast,
........................................The Gods demand prizes,
Nirvana's pure rest.
Thr chill of the blade,
........................................Tingles her skin,
Her red lips shut tight,
She opens her eyes to face her death.
Deeper,
.........................................Deeper,
The descent,
.........................................The bite of the blade,
Embeds in her breast,
..........................................The scent of jasmine,
Falling down,
Falling down,
Falling down.
TRG 1980