Indomitable Human Spirit Song Novels & Stories

For you and for me And the entire human race There are people dying If you care enough for the living Make a better place for you and for me And the dream we were conceived in Will reveal a joyful face And the world we once believed in Will shine again in grace Then why do we keep strangling life Wound this earth, crucify its soul Though it's plain to see This world is heavenly Be god's glow We could fly so high Let our spirits never die In my heart I feel you are all my brothers Create a world with no fear Together we cry happy tears See the nations turn their swords into plowshares We could really get there If you cared enough for the living Make a little space To make a better place Heal

"You're all wondering why I have you gathered here today, why I would call upon you to fight a seemingly impossible foe. A force you simply cannot comprehend, simply because you are mortal. This song I play symbolizes the gift I give to those who survive this war. I want each and every single one of you to kneel, and in a sense similar to prayer, ease your mind. Have faith in me, and feel my energy, match it if you will fight by my side." Of course, I played 'Immortalize' and sang the song with every fiber of my being, extending my faith towards them as they would to me. As the song played, many men fell, rejecting the energy, but for every man that did another man and woman resonated with i

"You’re wolves! You’re powerful! You’re unstoppable! These humans think they’ve won because they’ve trapped us in cells, but they’re wrong!" A murmur rises from the other cells, faint but growing stronger. "They think they’ve stripped us of our strength, but they can never take what’s in here." I slam my fist against my chest. "They can’t take our spirit, our fire, our nature! We’re more than the chains they’ve put on us. We’re more than these damn bracelets. We’re wolves, and we don’t give up!"

As I turned around and touched myself to confirm that I was, in fact, the one who was still standing, I found that my innermost thoughts were filled with the question, "Am I the one who is here?" I had some concerns that they did not see me, but on the other hand, this was something that brought me great happiness because it meant that I would be able to move freely among them and have a better look at what they were doing as well as what they were planning to do in the future. These were the phrases that they were all singing out loud in a foreign tongue. They translated as "Spirit of fear and the destroyer of mankind, we acknowledge your superiority and we awaiting your judgement against o

“We will not shrink. We will not break. We will not be divided. Because we are not wrong. We are not dangerous. We are not the end of the world. We are the beginning of something new. And you cannot crush what is true. You cannot erase what is real. You cannot destroy what is simply… right.” Behind me, every person who had come to stand with us lifted their heads. They stood taller. They stood closer. And they began to sing — not loud or angry, but soft and strong, rising up through the shaking ground and the glowing barrier, wrapping around everything, touching every heart, every mind, every soul within earshot. Valerius screamed again, pouring every ounce of his strength, his will, his fea

"We have endured insults and injuries from all quarters, yet never have we faltered or surrendered our pride." "This...innocent lives are our blessing, Lyra. Borne of defilement, yes, but their blood remains the legacy of our spirit. Our souls are as one - and no force among the heavens or Hell shall ever sunder that!" She whispered. A wheezing chuckle escaped my lips at her strained attempt at gallows humor, though the acknowledgement infused me with renewed vigor even as my limbs creaked with protesting fatigue. Climbing to my feet in a swaying sort of upright sprawl, I wiped the tears and grime from my cheeks then turned my gaze to the horizon with an unflinching ferocity alien to my usua

For it was their courage and loyalty that had made our victory possible, and their memory would be etched in our hearts forever. Looking out into the kingdom, we saw the flickering lights from the homes of our people, their warmth and flickering firelight a symbol of the enduring strength and resilience of the human spirit. And though darkness may yet rise again, we knew that as long as we stood united, we would always prevail.

I was behaving irrationally - stubborn to the core. The Amazons in the elevator nodded with reverence to my insightful revelation. I wasn't some idiot male with his reason clouded by heedless pride and a bizarre sense of honor. I had reached deep into my spirit uterus and spewed forth the battle anthem of a multitude of ghosts and an army of Ishara yet to be born - 'we (Ishara) could not forget where we came from'.

“What… What the hell was that?” The Waitara Path’s soul spirit struggled to his feet, fuming. James held back his laughter and said innocently, “I’m probably not powerful enough, Mr. Waitara. So, I only managed to hold on for that long. Why don’t you try it this time?” The soul spirit froze for a moment. Then, he strode toward the door and stood right before it. Without any hesitation, the soul spirit started twisting his body like James did and sang aloud the song James picked earlier.

I said, and she smiled sadly. " You won't be the one to take the risk. I will have to because I am closer to a god. It involves a certain god." She stated, and I was all ears as crazy as it sounded, I was all ears. I was at a point where I could believe and do anything. " I would spirit away to visit, Dinah and Abel Wey. Dinah is the only one that can heal her wound. But she has done a lot of evil in this world seeking immortality for her lover. There is no guarantee that she will help, but I will try."