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As Above

from Heretic by Eddy Dyer

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The Crow tore off a chunk of my soul
I asked her why, she laughing decreed,
"As above, so below.
Nothing, you see, you don't already know..."

I asked the Dragon drinking me dry,
"How did you come to be?" and He breathed,
"Ask yourself not how, but why
this face of you, you still deny."

From far away and close to the core;
the Worms dug deeper, calling to me,
"Quickly, you in the Tree, lock that door!
Do you not realize we are at war?"

When I asked why war there should be?
They stopped themselves with a flickering eye,
looked not at each other, but deep into me
and the piles of stone I had laid at the Tree.

When the thunder cleared, we crawled
the Worms made their way to the carrion feast
where both Dragon and soul-eating Crow did fall;
Was then, only then I made sense of it all;

I am of Dragon, of Worm and of Crow,
the mystery breathes in the heart of We Three.
As above, so below.
Nothing, you see, you don't already know.

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from Heretic, released August 4, 2023

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Eddy Dyer Lowell, Massachusetts

The old saying about New England weather is, if you don't like it, stick around because it will change. This is true of Lowell, Massachusetts songsmith Eddy Dyer's music. Currently in the offerings is "In And Up The Tree", from the upcoming album,"Heretic", featuring violinist Scarlet Rivera (Bob Dylan, "Hurricane").
Dyer is one half of Dyer Holiday, who released "Together And Broken" in 2021. ... more

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