I walk through the silence as the trees gently sigh, a basket of bread and wine held high.
They see only a girl in a crimson hood, but I carry the weight they never understood. I feel though I’m told to be quiet, unseen, to follow the path and not dare to dream.
Yet the wolf in the dark sees more than my face — he senses the storm I no longer erase.
Guess who I am: the spark and the flame, a shadow of light they cannot name. Red like a rose, small yet I burn — a soul that was cast out, now daring return.
I am thorned like truth, in silence I shine, the child they forgot, now crossing the line. Not just a girl with a hood and a tale, but the voice of the wind, the blood in the grail.
The bread and the wine were never just food — they’re the signs of the sacred, misunderstood. I walk with the lamb and I dance with the flame, I’m the dream they denied, now whispering name.
A rose in the forest, alone yet divine… I eat of the bread. I drink of the wine.