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My dear young maiden clingeth

Unbending. fast and firm

To all the long-held teaching

Of a mother ever true;

As in vampires unmortal

Folk on the Theyse's portal

Heyduck-like do believe.

But my Christine thou dost dally,

And wilt my loving parry

Till I myself avenging

To a vampire's health a-drinking

Him toast in pale tockay.



And as softly thou art sleeping

To thee shall I come creeping

And thy life's blood drain away.

And so shalt thou be trembling

For thus shall I be kissing

And death's threshold thou' it be crossing

With fear, in my cold arms.

And last shall I thee question

Compared to such instruction

What are a mother's charms?

All is lost in this lonely world.

All I have is a vague memory of what we were,

Together we chanted the soft lullabies

To our weary victims

Wandering the night

Through the streets we terrorized the foolish mortals

The hopeless and faint-hearted

Praying for death, and we answered their plea.

We gave them peace; they gave their blood

And all were satisfied.

Till you became discontent.

You vanished into the night from whence you came.

Leaving behind the only one

who ever could love you.

I lay in broken confusion

So close to the earth I could hear it breathing.

I could no longer sense you near me.

Never again could I to touch your pale skin,

or kiss your tender lips.

Alone I would pass through immortality,

contemplating if I should make another companion to ease my suffering.

Someone who would make forever less of a burden.

But alas, they too will inevitably forsake me. Time passes, and not

even love has the strength to stop Time's course; its will

to change everything and everyone

as it pleases.

We are the Children of Darkness.

Creatures of the Night.

Those damned to go through eternity

with merely their own company

to keep.