A Fantasy Novel about revenge and forgiveness, faith and bravery. Follow Syff, Fwaelan and Lokken on their journey to find what this rag-tag team are seeking after in the war-worn world of Aralia; hope.
In a world shaped by unseen cycles, faith is not a belief—it is a force.
Oganum is a sweeping fantasy about faith as an almost supernatural act—where belief shapes reality, choice carries spiritual weight, and the courage to trust or defy may determine the fate of an entire world.
Giving way from branches on high Ripened and sweet, a dream is then caught Nectar from light, new hope arises From those who have been abandoned And tossed aside, trampled Sanctuary, sanctified, life everlasting True purpose is found, where others fail to care What awaits the dreamer, in said corridors?
A battlefield of wishes, scattered and dead, Comes the witness, unknowing what for they bled. The crows pour in, a dreaded feast to behold, Two heroic armies lost, once proudly bold.
The clouds then break, revealing truth clear as day, Of lords too prideful to keep weakness at bay. He leaves all the wiser to what has been wrought, “Decisions do last, though emotions do not.”
Lullaby wishes upon scarlet handle Trumpeting starlight with finely tuned strings Garnered a fashion of ivory mantle It ends upon nightfall, and angels do sing
Every day eventide, every way all the while, tip tapping, gums flapping, wile and wanted, dashed and sauntered, true peace, truce please, thimble fumble, staying humble, which way, that way, is it night or is it day
Topsy turvy, windy curvy, buy out, sell out, who decides, not me Wishful wantings, it’s not so wanted, to give in or to be put out Strange dreams, pleasing knees, kneading, pounding, shaping, feeding
Fear is strange, as is life, it will heal you and cut you like a knife Bleeding, sorry, nothing sorted, just threads and streams, not knowing, not knowing
Reach out, reach in, one gives way to truth, not doubt Trust this, trust that, trusting self? Not a good track record
Ground up, pound down, stamping feet on my neck I’m tired but willing, and I suppose that’s all I’ll ever be down this road
Leap, leaped, looped, this is quite the doozy
I’m tired, Lord. Forgive me.
Selfish ramblings, incoherence but what is coherent right now?
Crazy boy, stupid boy. Seen too much, said too much. What’s a crazy, stupid boy to do?
Learn, I guess. And pray.
Doesn’t look like work, but I assure you, I am broken.
God repairs the broken. So with golden resin for the broken pieces, this bowl will continue to fill with water, may it be holy.
What’s a crazy, stupid boy to do?
Write, I guess. And pray.
Is this poetry? I hope not.
Teeth are grinding, back is aching, stomach is retching, eyes are tired from backed up water. It beats against the dams, but with little giving way. The heart is squeezed, breaths, shallow. Creases on my face, deepening like a valley from ancient, dried up waterways. Knees buckling, no good for running. Feet sweaty, but good to stand on. Hair tumbling down, giving way to a scraggly beard. Always a bit of spittle stuck in the throat, can’t swallow as I brace myself against the wind. Hands, spidery, buttocks, tense. Lips, bitten for words unsaid.
Truth and home, wherever she waits Lasts as well as trees yearn for the carver Elegantly whispering from flower to flower All manner of creature, within her care
From earliest seed to late time’s frost She laughs and cries from moment to moment Without missing a key on her harmonious clamour All would be bereft without her touch
Thoughts come on nightly, wretched temptations Learn to step lightly, when dealing with passions This way and that way the mind does not yield The heart braced for crash like sword against shield Remember to love, and have hope, faith for true Fasting and prayer now seem to make do When shadows do grow and become as fierce beasts Transcend the veil and pray til the darts cease