More Than Human

Born in the dust of a dying world, Iron skies and banners unfurled, A child of war, no gentle hand, Raised by fire, forged by command. Ash in lungs, and steel in veins, Echoes of a thousand pains, No lullabies, just thunder’s cry, Learn to fight or learn to die. They came like gods in armor bright, Carving shadows out of light, Marked his flesh, erased his name, Nothing left but war and flame. From bone to blade, from man to machine, A soul erased, a war unseen, Rise again, no past remains, Reborn in fire, baptized in pain. Gene-seed buried deep inside, Twisting fate he cannot hide, Organs grown in sacred rites, Dreams replaced with endless fights. Skin like stone, and hearts that pound, Double beats that shake the ground, Eyes that pierce the darkest void, Fear itself is now destroyed. Voices chant in hollow halls, Ancient scripts on iron walls, Break the weak and shape the strong, Suffering is where you belong. From bone to blade, from man to machine, A soul erased, a war unseen, Rise again, no past remains, Reborn in fire, baptized in pain. No more tears, no more past, Only echoes fading fast, What was human, burned away, Only war is left to stay. Crown of steel, and oath of war, Marching where the lost souls are, In the void, no mercy calls, Only death beyond the walls. Crush the flesh… reshape the core… He is human… nevermore… From bone to blade, from man to machine, A soul erased, a war unseen, Rise again, no past remains, Eternal war inside his veins. In silent stars his story fades, A ghost encased in ceramite plates, Not a man, nor god above… Only war… where once was love.