Sacred Entitlement

A sacred entitlement belongs to you,
“What is it?” I hear you ask,
I tell you the tale of a door that’s new,
Are you ready for this perilous task?

I know of a place where nobody’s been,
And nobody has dared to try,
Nobody knows and nobody has seen,
What devilishness lies inside.

It’s a place of nature where man can’t go,
Rumours say it’s a forbidden path,
Where angels of fire and white snow,
Control the darkest of wrath.

Yet within this storm of catastrophic end,
A beacon of light shines bright,
It’s with hope and prayer to you I send,
This entitlement to you tonight.

Before the sands of earth were one,
And before the proteins merged,
Eons before the dinosaurs were gone,
A destiny was written and purged.

To one soul will lay the power required,
To save the world from ill tidings,
To she alone lays this task undesired,
And she alone will know her findings.

This door so dark and so misunderstood,
Can only be opened with a key,
The key is a heart of a girl so good,
And the door is the heart of me.