Tara Borin’s Song

I was a princess Wolfinoid, from a sun-kissed Ocean shore

Where coral tides would greet the day in peace was at our core

But royalty bears burdens, and I was courted like the moon

By Noble, sons and Warriors, yet none could stir my tune

Until one day, the silence broke and destiny arrived too soon

The battle cry rang through the stars, our world’s dark past returned

Our savage can tour through the Earth, and cities there had burned

My father, I, and those we trust prepared to make our stand

We crossed the veil of time and space, and touched the stranger’s land

And in the forest, deep and still…I felt my future’s hand

He was no prince, no soldier born -just flesh, just heart, just soul

But when he spoke, the chaos dimmed, and something lost felt whole

His eyes held pain, a kind I knew - the weight of being unseen

And though he walked a world of war, his touch was soft, serene

He saw not rank or blood or law … but only who I’ve been

If fate is written in the stars, then I defy the ink

For even empires fade away… but hearts still choose to link

And though the worlds may tear and burn, and blood may feed the sand

I am not just queen or warrior … I am the one who took his hands

The battle cry rang through the stars, our world’s dark past returned

Our savage can tour through the Earth, and cities there had burned

My father, I, and those we trust prepared to make our stand

We crossed the veil of time and space, and touched the stranger’s land

And in the forest, deep and still…I felt my future’s hand