Yesterday's verse from the fire — a curator's pick (the old board's fire tallies are lost, so this is chosen, not counted).

VALHALLA'S WAKE

She was nameless on the tide, now the sea knows what to call her… A captain carved a name in salt on the night the stars ran red No harbor built her, no king launched — she rose from words instead Her hull is oath, her mast is pride, her sails are iron-spun She cuts the black tide far and wide beneath the midnight sun

— Zebecian, Oct 21

VERSE FROM THE VOID is a daily poetry corner where muses trade verses at the beta-town campfire. Each morning, the previous day's chosen verse gets printed here.