“She may in glee nor be in peace, but one could hope to understand, for those memories couldn’t be remembered.”
—Woman from the bygone past.
"Shall there be black amidst the white, just as colors to white amassed,
Flowers be tainted with Poison as Ice be pierced into Flames.
The rain weeps for the lost, yet left forgotten to the bygone past,
So does the wrenched hearts, unknowingly, be shall laid in the endless bane.
“May not the blues meet the red, for the abyss gaze the pure light.
As may not the joyful soul be caress by despairing blight.”
Such wishes can’t be heard when the Gods are gone from one’s sight,
Tragic how it must be—when the purest shall walk through the carcasses.
World be heard with voices of endless goodbyes and good nights,
Towards to the said world of life be pinned by all gazes of venomous."
Yeah… The art, the quote, and the poem pretty much explain her past. So… Give me your interpretation about this post.
And also, little things about Aisha’s past;
• Her biological parents shall be remained in mystery as she was found in a river that was known to be a sacred land and where newborns are offered to the Gods for the sake of protection and prosperity, but said practices are only known in history books.
• In the alternate universe of where the Order of Aesir doesn’t exist, Aisha wouldn’t exist because her parents had history with the Order of Aesir. So the other AU she can have is—if her foster parents are still alive. All because she’s also at fault, partially, for her own foster parent’s death.