Chapter 120: The Mud Crab

Within the sacred blood
The humanly nature
Of Vampires, space and mythicals
It lies in the essence of motion
Of love and certain words
Calling with a purpose
With a defiant critique of life
The mud crabs, as called
Pull down the essence of dreams
Into the solitude of envy
Never practical in whatever way
Still, they are extremely tolerated

But the gossips within
Also regulate the chances of laughter
To keep the concept of passion
Of certain competition
And the many talents that define
The good progressive stance
In the view of the many glance


I must say that the mud
And the crustacians living
In the pond of excessive hate
The vital ecosystem of life
To be poked by the Vampires
And the so-called crabs in question
In the puddles and the river
They crawl, but they fight

The gravity that pulls down
The numerous materials to Earth
Down they go, everyone presuppose
It was, indeed, the invisible force
Like envy
Like retribution
For the ugliness of life
One must define his presence
The characteristic of himself
And the identity he lives
On his own
On his eternal search
Whether a crustacian or penguin
As he might live
The river or saltwater
In the environment he dreams
The ecology of imagination
Like a Vampire at home
To the crucial situation
To the setting of the morals
Whether to suck blood
Truly amoral
Or to pull someone else down
Like a mud crab
In order to prevent fully
A bloody escape, it is
As witnesses saw
In the very light of day

Lies, conceit, evil
A devotion to the ego
Of self-preservation
And the many observations
Done in the marketplace
Of ideas, and cheap regards
To flow the impetus
In the channel of price
A highway of thoughts
The Vampires, and the crab
The muddy situation
It creeps into the valley
Of death, of killings
A murder unlawful
And the abundance of hypocrites

Arise now from the pull
The gravity that limits the tone
To keep the impatience
In the many schemes
Of vested interests
And the greed of men
Together, the mythics tell
A different story of life
And the living soul
Then, behold
The characters of the story
And the multiple perspectives

A Vampire
And a little mud
And the gravity
A downward force

In the form of a crab
A mud crab

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"Envy is the religion of the mediocre.
It comforts them, it soothes their worries,
and finally it rots their souls, allowing them
to justify their meanness and their greed
until they believe these to be virtues.
Such people are convinced that the doors
of heaven will be opened only to poor
wretches like themselves who go through
life without leaving any trace
but their threadbare
attempts to bellitle others and to exclude
- and destroy if possible -
those who, by the simple fact of their existence,
show up their own poorness of spirit,
mind, and guts. Blessed be the one at whom
the fools bark, because his soul
will never belong to them."

Carlos Ruiz Zafron,
The Angel's Game

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The Chapter is sponsored by Rimowa.

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