My entry to MaliceKisho's 100k contest. Here's a little diddy I wrote for it~

Locked in an endless life,
The hanging noose taught
One death after the other,
Everyone only forgot.

The gods played a game,
With a half-breed angel,
A curse of a thousand bodies
dropped only by one angle.

The man found out the gods plight
Asyem was his name,
He walked up the gallows,
And found himself maimed.

Humans would now need them,
For they knew not,
That when they killed a half-breed angel,
The gods would wrought,

Life took it's turns,
Asyem saw much,
A thousand lives of false serenity,
Learning that he was living . . .
. . . The Clockwork Eternity.

Poem simplified.

Humans are moving on and leaving th econcept and reality of gods and devils behind. They fear this
and knew some tasks not even a god could accomplish on earth. So they devised a plan, and sent an angel
to earth and he had babe with a human woman resulting in a half-angel. That night his father would leave for
the god world and a curse would be dropped onto the newborn, Asyem. He would live his life to twenty three,
and hang by the noose for all eternity. the charges he would be accused of would be false, but planned that way
by the gods, and humankind would never know that through all the hangings, that they indebted themselves
to beings that they forgot.

Description

Asyem is thin with some definition of muscle. His skin does not tan, but stays a pinky shade of pale. His stark
white hair 'drinks' light whether be from the glorious sun, or the smallest feeling of hope. And he has eyes
of lilac lavender.
He can be drawn or painted in any time period and therefor small changed to his hair can be made, after all those
pigtails wouldn't be to charming to most now-a-days. He's always seen with scares around his necks and wrists, and
he never knows why they are there, untill his last moments-- another part of the curse. HE remembers all when the noose
is around his neck.

That is Asyem.
Live to twenty-three,
and hang by the noose for all eternity.