Clotho

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Eloquent Diamonds

Of crystal tears,

Threading celestial

Yarn of a once divine

Seer.

Aloft her elegant figure -

A gift of telling sight,

Delving past the draping

Curtains of drawing nights.

Bowing low before her

Gowns so pale, fair

Beneath her lace veil.

Bound in golden

Gossamer -

Dwelling in blessed

Skies, carrying the

Burden of lives heavy

And in demise.

Her whisking fingertips

Paving untrodden steps

For sunrise and silhouette.

Near by shattering eyelids

Lay reaching out, crying

Into her dressed satin,

Softly devout.

Falling fates cascading

Into growing shade, of

Human endeavour from

Within her eyes of jade.

Called upon to guide

Haunted human dreams,

Forging paths of stories

Born for those fraying at

The seams.

All seeing; her gaze weary

And vast, a vision of her

Last breaths awaiting

Death to come to pass.

Tales in passionate hues

Beautifully rare, her heart

Of sacrifice mournfully

In prayer.

The Fates - or Moirai - are a group of three weaving goddesses who assign individual destinies to mortals at birth. Their names are Clotho (the Spinner), Lachesis (the Alloter) and Atropos (the Inflexible).

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