The Fairy in the Waterfall

In a pond I bathed 

Where the waterfall poured it's waters into the river,

And the river into the sea.

Bathing in those cool waters, 

 I felt blessed.

When the sun shone its light on that roaring waterfall,

I realized the presence of a cave behind it,

And so entered a subterranean shore,

Lit by candles.

From nowhere she appeared,

Divine in a yellow glow.

And she shimmered,

Offering me to ask her anything,

Anything my heart desired;

So I asked her who my mother was,

And she showed me the woman who was 

Caged eternal at dagoth's behest.

And rage uncounted grew within me,

For my mother was a w***e, but a good looking one. 

Nothing more than a pleasure mule,

Captured and raped for joy. 

And I knew only moreso of anger, of hatred,

For the lord of death and demise. 

And I knew why the sun hated the fish man,

For he was craven and yet bold.

And he knew only how to destroy and only how to ruin. 

And so I thanked the fairy, and exited the misty oasis,

And spent a long time wandering,

For I was lost.