When the dark of evening comes;
And day-walkers sink to sleep;
Then creatures of the night awaken;
To hunt and take their keep.
Of all the misery the moon can bring;
All night-creatures see is joy.
For when the moon is at her fullest;
She brings Chaos, her charming boy.
When Chaos feels he wants to play;
All creatures shiver with fear.
For when Chaos comes this way;
Nothing is left but blood tears . . .
What is a man?
For what is a vampyre without his fangs;
Or a were-wolf without his fur?
What is a warlock without his wand;
Or a witch without her broom?
Man is a being stripped of talents;
With one last purpose remaining:
To change.
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