Divine: Jax
Title: Worth
Tale:
Sprawled upon the table, many coins of different worth.
Different shapes and sizes, hailing from kingdoms south and north:
A tiny coin of little value, rusted and cast aside.
A large coin of pure make-up, certainly worth your time.
A coin in the middle, an alloy no doubt. Though it holds no rust, nor shine.
Each coin serves it's purpose, be it silver or another kind.
A pure coin is worth more, and it's pretty, yes that's true.
But it's spent the same way as any coin of little value.
Each coin has their time to shine, even those of ancient times.
In fact, those coins' value grows with age. Do not undermine those cast aside.
Your coin is cast in silver, gold, do enjoy your prime.
Mine is made of silver too, steel in my compromise to last the test of time.
(A tale of Jax, an outlook that boils down to represent that just because someone holds more wealth or titles than you, does not make them a better man. All people eventually die. Those inherent of higher wealth are not worth as much as those who's worth is raised over time.
The last three lines are representative of different morals relating to Jax.
Do not undermine those cast aside - The working class is what runs the economy, and the kingdoms they serve.
Do enjoy your prime - When or if you are at the top of the food chain, to enjoy it while it lasts.
To last the test of time - Build a legacy that will last, from rags to riches.)
Title: Worth
Tale:
Sprawled upon the table, many coins of different worth.
Different shapes and sizes, hailing from kingdoms south and north:
A tiny coin of little value, rusted and cast aside.
A large coin of pure make-up, certainly worth your time.
A coin in the middle, an alloy no doubt. Though it holds no rust, nor shine.
Each coin serves it's purpose, be it silver or another kind.
A pure coin is worth more, and it's pretty, yes that's true.
But it's spent the same way as any coin of little value.
Each coin has their time to shine, even those of ancient times.
In fact, those coins' value grows with age. Do not undermine those cast aside.
Your coin is cast in silver, gold, do enjoy your prime.
Mine is made of silver too, steel in my compromise to last the test of time.
(A tale of Jax, an outlook that boils down to represent that just because someone holds more wealth or titles than you, does not make them a better man. All people eventually die. Those inherent of higher wealth are not worth as much as those who's worth is raised over time.
The last three lines are representative of different morals relating to Jax.
Do not undermine those cast aside - The working class is what runs the economy, and the kingdoms they serve.
Do enjoy your prime - When or if you are at the top of the food chain, to enjoy it while it lasts.
To last the test of time - Build a legacy that will last, from rags to riches.)
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