BMN06
EMPLOYEE NO. 1313
DATE: 3-26-2020
FILE REFERENCE: BMN06
TOTAL: $0.77
As the chaos in the Big Easy has crept to a slow, we’ve been paid another visit by an ominous crow. It’s true, Miss. Bad has flown in once more to share her words of wisdom and war. This time she wrote of the nature of the Olympian key and where we might find piece two of three. Here is the sermon she has spun, hinting that our job is far from done:
“For in her breast a demon slept
Hidden to most, a secret well-kept
Seal’d with shadows oh so sacred
Her demise is all but fated
‘O the bright ‘n mighty God of Sky,
Who split the Antekey to settle a tie.
Should it be found in the heart of a hum?
With an unfurled string to act as crumbs?
It takes the form of curious card,
Where a well-kept secret is under guard.”
One poet often inspires another, I suppose in a way they are like sister and brother. Though where Miss. Bad brings about an omen with a scree—Fate only smiles with a sour guarantee…
Three pieces form together into one
From the sea, to the sky, and deep below
Our work here is far from done
Glistening gems spoke words which stun
Secrets which we could not yet know
Three pieces form together into one
Hidden within a trickster’s idle fun
And grasped tight by morning’s foe
Our work here is far from done
But three is only one of four to be won
From the ravens and the toad, lest not forget the crow
Three pieces form together into one
A maze takes time even if you run
And it won’t stop others who will go
Our work here is far from done
Better to have some than none
So like the keys we should grow
Three pieces form together into one
Our work here is far from done