Nature's Forsaken Daughter
Born of stars and dragon’s might,
Yet cast away, denied her light.
A mother’s chains, a father’s sigh,
A child left watching, asking why.
A brother crowned in golden flame,
A name they spoke, a name she claimed.
Yet whispers cold and gazes stern,
Told her she was not their concern.
She chased the stars, she sought the way,
But every step led her astray.
In war they left, in light they shone,
She stood behind, unseen, alone.
Years passed by, her voice grew dim,
Waiting for love that never reached in.
With trembling hands, she wrote her plea,
"I’m sorry—I was never enough to be."
And when at last her breath did cease,
No songs were sung, no wails, no grief.
Yet in the winds, her name still calls,
A shadow lost in hallowed halls.