Pacifism of Anise III. - Tragedy

But upon the wall a shadow was cast
As a fox moved outside the window
(a fresh zealous disciple desiring to protect Anjun
In fear was cracking back the arms of his longbow)
But mighty Neltoc was prepared for an attack
Having archers on the roof of his palace
So when the shots into the foxes skin we're heard
Neltoc became enraged with malice!
Turning now to Anjun with fear and anger
He asks his newfound friend why he'd done this

Though the mourning bird plead innocent
The thread of trust had already been broken
So even though Anjun was free of guilt
The floor confessed his throat had been cut open-

News throughout both nations spread quickly
Waking all able hearts from their sleeping
And as the warriors readied in the cities
Disciples could be heard in Anise weeping

(the mourning bird
Is dead
And the sun
Bows in shame
Watching
As they lay a precious spirit
Deep in its grave)